The Egyptian Football Association's main referees committee concluded today a FIFA camp for female referees, which saw the participation of 40 referees at the National Teams Center. The camp lasted for 5 days and was attended by Essam Abdel Fattah, a lecturer for both the African and international federations and the head of the main referees committee.
The camp activities were held under the auspices of FIFA and supervised by the Egyptian Football Association and the main referees committee. The focus was on enhancing technical and physical levels, as well as improving refereeing culture using the latest educational and training methods.
The camp aimed to improve the technical and physical standards, in addition to training the referees on how to handle various refereeing situations, unify decisions and interpretations related to the laws of the game, and ensure a larger number of referees are prepared throughout the season,
along with video tests and on-field guidance, dealing with some situations in the penalty area in coordination with the main referee and assistants, and how to position themselves, move, read the game correctly, and make quick decisions inside and outside the penalty area.
For his part, Essam Abdel Fattah, the head of the referees committee, emphasized the importance of focus and commitment to fully benefit from the camp activities, in addition to applying the principle of reward and punishment within the refereeing system.
Among those who spoke during the camp were: Essam Abdel Fattah, head of the main referees committee, Azab Haggag, the committee director, Wajih Ahmed, Sayed Mourad, Ayman Djeich, Mohamed Hassan, Mahmoud Banna, and Hani Abdel Fattah, committee members, in addition to the duo Mohamed Aboukhater and Mohamed Taha, responsible for physical fitness, Abdel Rahman El-Shanawy, responsible for information technology, and Bilal Mohamed, responsible for the camp.
