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Jakarta-Berlin Strengthen Cooperation in Field of Sports

Jakarta and Berlin continue to strengthen cooperation, including in the fields of sports, especially football. Starting November 21, as many as 100 soccer coaches from Jakarta will be given guidance by instructors from the Berlin Football Association.

Training will take 10 days

Jakarta Youth and Sport Dept. Head, Ratiyono stated that these instructors, numbering three people already have the FIFA certification and will share experience and knowledge with the Jakarta soccer coach.

"Training will take 10 days. We want their abilities to increase," he expressed, Monday (11/19).

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From those instructors, one out of them is a woman. Therefore, women's soccer coaches will also be encouraged to take part in the training.

"We want women's football to be more advanced with a qualified coach," he expressed.

Aside that, cooperation in the field of soccer will be realized with the participation of the U-16 team from Jakarta to take part in the competition in Berlin, Germany, next year.

"It will be an opportunity for our children to further develop their potential," he stated.

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