Chining with tribunities, colorful transparents with friendship messages and mixed teams of boys and girls in the field turned the stadium of the FC Sloga in the celebration celebration and inclusion.
Young players and players from Vukosavlje, Modriča, Šamac, Ship and Odzak were divided into mixed teams called tolerances, equality, respect, variety, solidarity and inclusion, showing that both in the field and beyond, unity and respect always win.
The event opened the Mayor of Vukosavlje Zekerijah Bahić, who greeted that initiative in his municipality.
– I try to make Vukosavlje a place where every child can advance and never become a victim of hate speech. The sport has the power to unite us through all borders, such as gender, ethnicity, skin color, disability and other identities – said Bahić.
The Assistant Minister of Human Rights and Refugees of Bosnia and Herzegovina Kemo Sarac emphasized that respect for diversity is one of the first conditions of understanding, respecting and respecting human rights and fundamental freedoms.
– How ready we are ready to adapt yourself in terms of respecting another person, we are so ready for a democratic society – Sarac has pointed out.
The expert advisor for European integration and international cooperation in the Ministry of Civil Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Adis Osmanović confirmed the Commitment of the Ministry to promote unity, tolerance and mutual respect as fundamental values that define the real spirit of sports.
– Together we can protect the integrity of sports and take advantage of its incomparable power to improve peace, cooperation and national pride – said Osmanović.
According to Ajna Karić from the female football club, Odžak 102, girls are very capable of playing football and her is glad that the village of Jakeš managed to host this one company, the Council of Europe said.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
