FIFA concludes a workshop to promote football on the African continent with the participation of the Egyptian delegation.

The FIFA workshop held in Tunisia concluded with the aim of promoting football in Africa, focusing on the next steps in organization, implementation of general strategies, and the development of academic content for coaching licenses and certifications.

The workshop highlighted the importance of revitalizing school football in collaboration with national federations, as it is one of the key pillars in developing the game and discovering talent within the African continent.

The events also included presentations of the strategic plans from the 26 participating federations, as well as the exchange of experiences and practices in preparing and developing strategies, contributing to the enhancement of African football in the upcoming phase.

A three-member delegation from the Football Association participates in the workshop
 

The Egyptian delegation included Shawky Gharib, the technical director of the federation, Dr. Gamal Mohamed Ali, the director of coaching, and Captain Salah Ali, the competitions officer.

The workshop lasted for four days, totaling 36 hours of work, featuring in-depth discussions on ways to develop African football, enhance cooperation among national federations, and exchange views on future plans for the advancement of the game.


Shawky Gharib with a FIFA official


Shawky Gharib and the Egyptian delegation


Shawky Gharib and the Egyptian delegation


Shawky Gharib discusses the Egyptian federation's strategy at the FIFA workshop