From our Capitaine du Coeur Kalidou and all the people around this project.

To all around the world believing in love, education, environment and peace.

One Love.

Happy New Year

A day to remember.
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Kalidou visited the the British School of Bahrain.

During an engaging Q&A session, students were inspired by his journey, resilience, and valuable insights into achieving greatness both on and off the pitch.

Following the talk, Kalidou led an exclusive football masterclass, sharing expert tips, techniques, and motivation to help our young athletes elevate their game.⁣
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Moments like these embody our commitment to providing opportunities that inspire and empower all students around the world to dream big and achieve their goals.

The Director General of the National Agency for Early Childhood and the Case des Tout-Petits (ANPECTP), Mrs. Yaye Khadidiatou Djamil Diallo, recently highlighted the importance of Senegalese culture and environmental awareness among young children.

This celebration, held during the National Week of Early Childhood, featured cultural and educational activities designed to instill foundational values in the youngest members of society, aiming for a sustainable and culturally enriched future.

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The bond between Kalidou and Total Energies embodies the strength of a Senegal in constant progress, overcoming challenges and radiating internationally while remaining anchored to its roots.

This partnership, successfully launched last year, reflects the commitment to support and promote Senegalese energy, a source of inspiration and daily progress, through responsible services, products and initiatives.

United by energy and that pushes us forward.

Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games: How ‘Coach Azou’ empowers Senegalese youth through boxing

Discover how Alfred Assane N’Diaye, known as Coach Azou, established a ‘safe space’ at Dakar’s Yakaar Boxing Club for young Senegalese often left on the sidelines.

The importance of reaching out to the community
Under Coach Azou’s watchful eye, a sparring match begins.

Two young, inexperienced teens, a boy and a girl, square off, just days after the club’s event, the Yakaar Fight Gala. Their technique is still rough, but their enthusiasm is contagious.

“I’ve always had the desire to come here and do something with the youth. Why? Because every time I came here on vacation, I connected with friends, and over time, those ties grew stronger. I then thought, ‘Why not start an organisation and offer something to young people?’”

Coach Azou took his project directly into the community, sharing his mission and establishing a strong local presence.

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