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Mouloudia Algiers signed a strategic partnership agreement with French club Paris Saint-Germain, during an official signing event that brought together the two teams today, Wednesday.
The agreement was signed in the presence of representatives of the Algerian and French clubs, where the president of the Mouloudia Club of Algiers, Hakim Hadj Rjem, and the representative of Paris Saint-Germain, Fabien Dellem, stressed the importance of cooperation between the clubs in exchanging expertise and experiences.
Within the framework of the agreement, the Algerian team is expected to benefit from the administrative and technical expertise of Paris Saint-Germain, especially with regard to developing the training center and investing in young talents.
The agreement also includes the possibility of holding a friendly match between the two teams in the future, in order to enhance sports exchange and strengthen ties between the two sides.
This step comes after Mouloudia Algiers signed a similar agreement with English club Aston Villa last year, highlighting the club’s commitment to strengthening its position and raising the level of football in the country.
As Mouloudia Algiers approaches the inauguration of its new stadium in the city of Douira in the capital, it is expected that this cooperation will contribute to achieving additional developments in the Algerian club, which is seeking to achieve the local double after winning the league title.
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