Paragraph 2. Need for adapting
the legislation governing football.
In their majority, the African clubs of football have the form
of non-profit-making association. That reinforces their tendency to be managed
by people who are there often thorough like better fanatics rather than like
better managers.
In this case, the States should in general re-examine their
legislations on the sport and football in particular. The clubs of football
will have, on the level of their legal structure, to have all the
characteristics of commercial companies so as to facilitate the partnership
with the rich clubs of Europe. At the time when the European clubs speak about
quotation out of purse the imperfect one, it is nevertheless challenging to
imagine the present and the future of our teams of football. They should even
obtain clean stages.
The teams like the A.S Vita Club and Daring Club Motema Pembe
de Kinshasa can have more than one million active fanatics. If it should be
admitted that by a technique of suitable commercial management (joint stock
company with limited responsibility) each one or even the third only has the
quality of shareholders, it is sure that they would not miss money.
A flexible legislation, which envisages for example the
possibility with the national clubs of amalgamating or of concluding from the
agreements of partnership either between them, or with foreign clubs which have
the means of them would be an unquestionable opening towards foreign
investments in this matter.
For Europe, the reinforcement of the co-operation in this
matter, could constitute an effective measure of fight against the clandestine
immigration of the populations of the south towards its countries, through the
various sports. Several countries included/understood this stake, but complain
about the cruel lack of means to sit clubs with socio-economic orientation.
In democratic Republic of Congo, gouvernment in place comes to
sign many cooperation agreements with in particular Italy for courses of
management of the sport and sporting education of which should profit soon from
the Congolese young people. In the same way, it is more and more a question of
the creation of an Academy of the sports, to prepare the young people with the
various Olympic and different competitions. Without the installation of a good
policy of management, the raised hopes will be moulted to désepoir
some.
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