Minister Persaud throws support behind nationwide HALEDINO Sports initiative
From left - Project coordinator Cadet Klalifa Hale, Minister of Human Services and Social Security Dr Vindhya Persaud (centre) and Mohamed Reiaz Shariek. (Clifton Ross photo)
From left - Project coordinator Cadet Klalifa Hale, Minister of Human Services and Social Security Dr Vindhya Persaud (centre) and Mohamed Reiaz Shariek. (Clifton Ross photo)

THE HALEDINO Sports Initiative garnered further support from the government, this time from Minister of Human Services and Social Security, Dr Vindhya Persaud who endorsed the schematics of the project.

Project coordinators Cadet Klalifa Hale and Mohamed Reiaz Shariek met with the Minister of Human Services yesterday to further seek guidance and input while bringing the minister up to date with progress.

The meeting focussed on the development of the sports Initiative, which is using sports as a platform to create employment and business development through franchising.

With a number of private entities, local athletes and investors already on board since the project’s birth a few months ago, Minister Persaud said she was impressed with the concept of the move.

With support from the likes of Assistant Commissioner of Police, Clifton Hicken, and the blessing from Minister of Sport, Charles Ramson Jr, the project has gained overwhelming support and momentum.

The interaction was one that was very productive, according to Hale, who added that future ideas and methods for growth and development were also among areas discussed.

The initiative overall was one that was applauded and welcomed by Minister Persaud, who said the future of the project will have her support as the transitioning process continues. (Clifton Ross)

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