On October 27, the highly anticipated 2024 Accra International Marathon took place, bringing together more than a thousand runners from nearly 30 countries and regions. The event featured a full marathon, half marathon, 10 km race and 5 km fun run. Starting points varied, while all races finished at Accra’s Labadi Beach Hotel.
Caitec Group actively participated by assembling a team of nearly 20 runners. At 7 a.m., the 10 km race began. Full of energy and determination, the team competed bravely, challenged themselves and demonstrated the resilience and perseverance of Caitec’s people. Through running, they brought new energy to the city, encouraged one another to reach the finish line and earned both individual and team honours.
To help the runners perform at their best, the company carefully prepared comprehensive support in advance. The team received ample supplies and first-aid medicines so they could replenish energy and fluids during the demanding race and remain in good condition. This thoughtful care made participants feel the company’s support and encouragement, further strengthening their enthusiasm and determination.
Like a marathon, Caitec Group’s development over more than two decades in West Africa has required perseverance. As the group has localised its businesses, products, operations and talent, it has kept pace with regional development. With customer service, harmonious relations with local communities and shared prosperity at its heart, Caitec relies on a skilled professional team to keep improving and never give up. It is committed to providing quality products and services to every partner, supporting local economic and social development and deepening China–Africa friendship.
After the race, participants said that a marathon challenges the individual, strengthens resolve and tests endurance. It also represents a healthy way of life and a positive attitude. They pledged to bring the marathon spirit into their daily work, keep improving their performance and contribute to the group’s high-quality development.
(Special thanks: Ghana Chinese Information sponsored the banners and publicity materials for this event.)