A celebration of diversity to bring together cultures and thank the Vendée

A celebration of diversity to bring together cultures and thank the Vendée
A celebration of diversity to bring together cultures and thank the Vendée

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Editorial La Roche-sur-Yon

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Dec 11 2024 at 10:01 a.m.

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It's been several weeks sinceAboubacar Doumia prepares the party.

Le Yonnais, president of the association of Africans of Vendée, even went on standby from his salaried job in the agri-food industry to put the project together.

Thank the Vendée

This great Diversity eveningon December 14 at the village hall of Bourg-sous-La Rochein La Roche-sur-Yon, Aboubacar hopes to make it a celebration of Vendée cultural diversity.

, shows, concerts and meals at the table are on the program.

As well as a meeting with Falmarès, a 22-year-old writer from of Guinean origin, with a remarkable career.

The idea is to thank the Vendée for having created this cultural mix.

Aboubacar Doumia, president of the association of Africans of Vendée
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A native of Ivory Coast, Aboubacar is 42 years old.

He arrived in 20 years ago to study business.

A year ago, Aboubacar Doumia was at the initiative of a gathering of around ten community associations to create a single structure, which today brings together 150 members.

There were the Ivorians, the Congolese, the Cameroonians, etc. : each ethnic group was in its own corner. We had to bring everyone together to be able to bring projects to fruition.

Aboubacar Doumia, president of the Africans of Vendée

Since then, several major actions have been carried out, in particular, the running of the catering stand during the launch day of the Olympic Games, in Vallée Verte, last summer.

Great evening of diversity

“This gave us credibility vis-à-vis institutions,” explains Aboubacar.

For this great Evening of Diversity, the association of Africans of Vendée hopes bring together 400 peoplepour promote dialogue and exchanges between peoples and above all, recover funds.

“We want to raise funds for humanitarian work in an African country. »

This year it will be the Crescendovie orphanagewhich welcomes disabled children, in Grand Bassan in Ivory Coast, which will benefit from the profits of the evening.

Saturday December 14 at 5:30 p.m., Bourg-sous-La Roche village hall. Price: €15 per person, free for children under 12 years old. Registration on HelloAsso or web ticket.

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