Cairo, 6 August 2015 - The Executive Committee of the Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) at a meeting today at its headquarters in Cairo, mandated CAF President, Issa Hayatou, to conduct the necessary consultations with other Confederations’ presidents in connection with the ongoing reforms at FIFA.
Moreover, the CAF Executive Committee has unanimously proposed Hani Abo Rida and Constant Omari Selemani, African members on the FIFA Executive Committee, as CAF’s representatives on the ‘Task Force Reforms’ established by FIFA.
Moreover, the CAF Executive Committee has unanimously proposed Hani Abo Rida and Constant Omari Selemani, African members on the FIFA Executive Committee, as CAF’s representatives on the ‘Task Force Reforms’ established by FIFA.
In view of the elections for the FIFA presidency scheduled for 26 February 2016, the Executive Committee also received a request from Mr. Musa Bility, president of the Liberian Football Association. The latter had the opportunity to explain the reasons that motivated his decision to run for the future election of the FIFA presidency.
After a fraternal exchange, full of sincerity and cordiality, the CAF Executive Committee decided unanimously not to offer the requested support of CAF to Mr. Musa Bility, whilst wishing him luck in the continuation of his endeavour.
To preserve the interests and unity of African football, it was agreed that Africa will give time to explore all options and decide.
The CAF Executive Committee will meet on 27 and 28 October 2015, following the closure of nominations for the FIFA presidency.
After a fraternal exchange, full of sincerity and cordiality, the CAF Executive Committee decided unanimously not to offer the requested support of CAF to Mr. Musa Bility, whilst wishing him luck in the continuation of his endeavour.
To preserve the interests and unity of African football, it was agreed that Africa will give time to explore all options and decide.
The CAF Executive Committee will meet on 27 and 28 October 2015, following the closure of nominations for the FIFA presidency.
By: Editor
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