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Graham Henry investit dans l’immobilier aux Fidji

Les anciens entraîneurs des All Blacks Wayne Smith et Graham Henry. (Photo par Phil Walter/Getty Images)

Les liens qui se créent dans le rugby vont au-delà du simple jeu. Et ce que rapporte le Fiji Times illustre à merveille ce constat.

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Cela fait plusieurs années que l’ancien sélectionneur des All Blacks période 2004-2011, Graham Henry, a fait le choix d’investir dans des projets immobiliers en Océanie. D’abord dans les Tonga, puis désormais aux Fidji.

Il a même été suivi sur ce terrain par son ancien adjoint Wayne Smith, ancien maître à penser des Black Ferns et aujourd’hui entraîneur de la performance des deux équipes nationales à XV, hommes et femmes.

Le Haut-Commissaire des Fidji en Nouvelle-Zélande a en effet rencontré récemment Graham Henry pour évoquer avec lui un projet de partenariat public-privé en faveur du logement abordable pour la population, le Affordable Housing Project.

3000 logements résistants aux forces du climat

Le gouvernement fidjien a en effet réservé des sites à Davuilevu, Nepani, Wainibuku et Raiwaqa, ainsi qu’à Tavakubu, Lautoka et Tavua pour développer le premier projet pilote, qui devrait fournir environ 3 000 logements qui seront des structures résistantes au climat, écologiques et conformes aux cyclones de catégorie 5.

Le gouvernement fidjien prévoit de sélectionner un promoteur privé pour le projet, afin que la construction puisse commencer à la mi-2024.

« Sir Graham a évoqué sa longue association avec les Fidji, qui remonte à l’époque où il était instituteur à l’Auckland Grammar School et à la tournée de cinq matchs de l’équipe des Fidji dans les années 70 », rapporte le Fiji Times.

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