One Guyana/K&S National Futsal Championship: Dinar Trading and Forrester’s Concrete solidify support

As next week’s kick-off of the historic One Guyana National Futsal Championship organised by the Kashif and Shanghai Organisation (K&S) continues to gather momentum, being powered by the Government of Guyana, corporate support continues to gather momentum also.
On board in a solid way are Dinar Trading and Forrester’s Concrete, both entities having expressed pleasure at partnering with the K&S Organisation to stage this huge 64-team championship, which has attracted teams from across Guyana.
In presenting the Forrester’s Concrete sponsorship, Ms. Akiesha Forrester, Creative Director of the entity, posited that the entity had no hesitation in supporting the championship, once approached. She said Forrester’s Concrete, which has branches spread across Guyana, anticipates a solid championship, one creating many opportunities for players to showcase their talent and vie for the prizes on offer.
“We would like to wish all the teams the best, and we are looking forward to exciting matches throughout the tournament,” she declared.
Ms Forrester presented her company’s sponsorship to General Secretary and Co-Director of the K&S Organisation, Aubrey ‘Shanghai’ Major, in the presence of Ms. Althea Alli.

Similarly, CEO of Dinar Trading, Bro. Iqbal Hussein, declared that his company is very excited to be back in partnership with the K&S Organisation for a championship that would be one to remember.
Hussein said that handing over the sponsorship cheque brought back memories of old, when it came to the year-end football competitions being put on by Kashif & Shanghai; and he noted that everyone looked forward to those end-of-year spectacles.
“We at Dinar Trading are more than happy to see the return of you guys, and even though it’s a new format you’ll be doing, we have no doubt that it would be quality as usual, and that the players and fans would be equally satisfied,” he added.
Competition begins next Tuesday, December 3, at the National Gymnasium with the official march past of the contesting teams and the first set of matches being played after the opening ceremony.