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News

  • Démonstration de boxe dans le cadre d’une réflexion sur l’éthique et la déontologie

    L’Agence Mondiale pour la Bonne Gouvernance, représentée par ses administrateurs, ont assisté le 18 mars 2026 dans le cadre d’une réflexion sur la déontologie dans le domaine de la boxe , et dans les salons privés du Plazza Athénée à une démonstration démonstration de kickboxing .

    Plusieurs champions français ce sont succédés sur le ring : Hiad Lahoucine, Yannis Ladjal, Tristan Busch, Karim Ghajji et Cyril Benzaquen ; tous mis en lumière par Yacin Berrabah, champion du monde, et son équipe.

    Cet événement haut de gamme a donné lieu à des échanges intéressants sur ce sport issu des banlieue et en plein essor.

    L’Agence et le Comité d’éthique et de déontologie de la Fédération française FFKMDA commencent une réflexion et un travail de fonds avec les différents acteurs de la Fédération.

  • Prize-giving ceremony at the French Muay Thai Championships

    Remise des prix lors du championnat de France de boxe thaïlandaise

    This weekend, on January 31 and February 1, we had the honor of attending the French Muay Thai Championships in Nogent-sur-Oise, in our capacity as President of the Ethics and Professional Conduct Committee of the FFKMDA; we presented medals to the winners and emphasized the importance of sport in social relations at every level.

  • Mandie Samake's coaching certification

    Formation de Mandie Samake

    We are proud to have supported Mandie Samake, French Muay Thai champion, in his professional development and training to become a coach. Drawing on his competitive experience and achievements, he now shares his expertise and values in gyms and with young people in his community. We also reaffirm our commitment alongside him in obtaining his residency papers, a process that recognized his proven athletic skills, community involvement, and concrete contribution to French sports. His journey demonstrates that good governance relies on effective social justice, capable of valuing talent and recognizing positive contributions to society, regardless of people's origins. It is by identifying and supporting these committed individuals that we build a coherent integration model and a fairer society.