- Kurt emphasized the crucial role of club licensing
- He stressed the importance of collective efforts and collaboration
- The workshop was led by Mohammed Sidat
Ghana Football Association (GFA) President, Kurt Okraku, emphasized the crucial role of club licensing in establishing unified standards across African football clubs at the CAF Club Licensing Regional Workshop in Accra.
He stressed the importance of collective efforts and collaboration for the progress of African football, addressing representatives from 15-member associations.
Okraku warmly welcomed the attendees, expressing his gratitude to the Confederation of African Football (CAF) for entrusting Ghana with the opportunity to host the event.
He acknowledged CAF President Dr. Patrice Motsepe’s commitment to developing African football and delivering it in the best possible way.
Club licensing, Okraku highlighted, is a vital component of CAF’s developmental agenda, ensuring clubs meet necessary criteria in areas like infrastructure, financial stability, and player development.
He emphasized that licensing drives professionalism, improves administration, coaching, and overall club management, and is the cornerstone for creating a sustainable and competitive football environment.
The workshop, led by Mohammed Sidat, Head of Professional Football for CAF, marks a significant milestone in the long developmental journey of African football.
Okraku expressed his enthusiasm for being part of this special occasion, underscoring the collective commitment to advancing football in Africa.
The presence of representatives from various member associations signifies the importance of this mission and their shared vision for the future of African football.
