ETSI, Survival Supermarket throw support behind President’s Futsal Championship

As the business end of the tournament continues with teams battling for places in the championship match contested on January 2, 2026, corporate Guyana continues to lend valuable support to the Third One Guyana / Kashif & Shanghai / President’s Futsal Championship.
Coming on board recently were Environmental and Technical Solutions Inc (ETSI) and Survival Supermarket.
Finance and Administrative Manager of ETSI, Seema Ramsoondar, handed over her company’s sponsorship cheque to Co-Director of the Kashif & Shanghai Organisation, Kashif Muhammad, which is coordinating the tournament in association with the Culture, Youth and Sport Ministry.
This year’s championship has seen the addition of a 20-team schoolboys’ tournament to supplement the eight-team female and 48-team male tournaments, which ETSI’s Ramsoondar noted was quite commendable.
She noted that the youths are the future for any sport, and including schools now speaks to the vision that is on display for this aspect of the sport.
“We are very pleased to see young people being involved in this manner and given the opportunity to not only showcase their skills but to have a big platform to do so, which this tournament offers them. We trust that this is the beginning of bigger things to come, and thus our support for this championship.”
Similarly, Senior Supervisor of Survival Supermarket, Ramjit, complimented the organisers for pulling the tournament off once again and taking it a step further by inviting schools to compete.

She noted that Survival Supermarket, which recently opened a new branch at Little Diamond on the East Bank of Demerara, has been a corporate supporter of this tournament and is pleased to continue this partnership.
“We are positive that the positive vibes that come with this year-end spectacle will continue as hundreds of Guyanese come back home for the holidays and look forward to attending these matches. With the addition of the schoolboys, it’s an added incentive for them to come out and support, and even players who will go on to become national stars in this version of the game. We wish you all the best.”
Muhammad thanked both entities on behalf of his co-director, Aubrey “Shanghai” Major, and the organisation for their valuable contributions, which he shared will ensure the success of all three tournaments.