Somali Football Federation holds crucial executive committee meeting on football development
he Somali Football Federation convened its Executive Committee at the Somali Football Communication Center for an extensive three-month meeting focused on advancing football in the country. Key discussions included the scheduling of championships for the 2024/2025 season and preparations for the Under-17 national team ahead of the African Cup of Nations qualifiers.
The Somali Football Federation (SFF) recently held a key meeting of its Executive Committee at the Somali Football Communication Center, focusing on various strategies for the development of football in the country.
During the session, which spanned over three months, the President of Football Relations, Mr. Ali Abdi Maxamed, delivered a brief opening address before members engaged in discussions on several crucial points.
More To Read
One of the main topics was the scheduling of various championships for the 2024/2025 season, aiming to elevate the competitive standards across all levels of Somali football.
Additionally, the committee discussed the preparation of the Under-17 national team, which will participate in the upcoming African Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers in the East and Central Africa region later this year.
The meeting also addressed other important matters pertaining to the growth of football within the country as per a communique released by the federation.
Top Stories Today
- Counties, KPLC clash over fibre revenues and unpaid wayleave charges
- Interior CS Murkomen allays fears of increased Al-Shabaab attacks
- State pours Sh2.8 billion into affordable housing research
- Kenya Power adds 134,630 rural users but sees first revenue dip since 2020
- Mandera leaders visit Banisa to de-escalate tension following killing of six family members
- Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine to seek presidency, chides West over rights
- Rights group seeks to join suit targeting police officers who conceal identity during operations
- Financing peacebuilding likely to feature in UN's architecture review this year
- Ruku orders probe into NYS procurement process amid allegations of embezzlement of Sh2bn
- Were's murder case: Why LBDA director Ebel Ochieng is seeking magistrate's recusal
- Government leases four state-owned sugar mills to private firms for 30 years
- Bodyguard, driver were in contact with MP Charles Were’s killers- Police
- Politician Philip Aroko detained for seven days in probe into Were's murder
- Mwilu had no power to appoint bench in Gachagua impeachment case, court rules
- High Court bars police from investigating extra-judicial killings, abductions
- Were murder case: High Court orders Aroko to be produced on Monday
- Parastatals merger: 3,100 jobs at risk as Treasury plans retirement offers
- Ruto moves to end ‘hakuna dawa’ with Sh10bn boost to KEMSA
- Contractors hopeful as state nears end of Sh518.7bn pending bills review
- MCSK in turmoil as rivals clash over CEO Mutua’s position
