18.06.2026
Naïma Karamoko x Cité Gestion
At Cité Gestion, we believe that excellence is the result of dedication, discipline, ambition, and long-term vision.
In line with this philosophy, we are proud to support young Swiss athletes, including tennis player Naïma Karamoko. Her remarkable journey reached a new milestone this weekend with her qualification for the final of the WTA 125 tournament in Modena – a significant achievement that reflects both her talent and hard work.
Congratulations to Naïma on this outstanding performance. We wish her continued success for the rest of the season and look forward to celebrating many more accomplishments in the future.
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