MBABANE – Eswatini and Seychelles are strengthening Olympic ties through a professional exchange programme aimed at improving institutional capacity and governance.
The Eswatini Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association (EOCGA) Administration Manager, Mbali Dlamini, has been formally introduced to the Executive Board of the Seychelles Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association (SOCGA) as part of her ongoing National Olympic Committee (NOC) Exchange Programme.
Dlamini arrived in Seychelles on Monday and commenced her professional engagement with SOCGA, with the programme running from November 9 to 14.
The exchange provides an opportunity for knowledge-sharing, professional development and exposure to best practices in NOC administration, governance, organisational operations and Olympic Movement programmes.
Her introduction to the SOCGA Executive Board allowed her to engage with the leadership and gain further insight into the association’s governance structures and administrative operations.
Through the initiative, EOCGA aims to gain valuable insights, strengthen its institutional capacity and identify practical approaches to improve its operations.
The programme also seeks to deepen the relationship between the two National Olympic Committees through collaboration, knowledge exchange and shared learning.
