The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the selection of three Egyptian officials: Tamer Dery, a lecturer for both CAF and FIFA, Mohamed Aboukhater, a lecturer and fitness coach for CAF and FIFA, and Farid Sultan, the information technology officer, as part of the list of lecturers and officials for the African elite referees' camp, in preparation for the CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup tournaments to be hosted in Egypt from November 18 to 24.
Tamer Dri and Abu Khater participate as instructors in the elite referees' camp for the Champions League and Confederation Cup.
CAF Selects 5 Egyptian Referees for Elite Camp for Champions League and Confederation Cup
CAF also announced the selection of 5 Egyptian referees to participate in the African elite referees' camp, in preparation for the start of the group stage in the CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup, which will take place between November 2026 and January 2027.
The Egyptian refereeing representatives at the camp include: Amin Omar, Mohamed Maarouf, and Mahmoud Nagy as on-field referees, and Hossam Azab Haggag and Ahmed El-Ghandour as video assistant referees.
The preparatory camp for the referees of the two tournaments is scheduled to begin in Cairo from Wednesday, November 18, until Tuesday, November 24.




