A workshop organized by the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) has commenced in Tunisia, bringing together 26 African football associations to discuss the development of football on the continent. The Egyptian Football Association is represented at the workshop by technical director Shoukry Gharib, Dr. Gamal Mohamed Ali, director of the Coaches' Department, and Salah Ali, director of youth competitions.
The workshop, scheduled to run from October 6 to 11, will focus on the latest trends and developments in football, including modern tactics and methods employed during the 2026 World Cup. Discussions will also center on the organization of competitions and training licenses. The event aims to enhance cooperation and coordination among African football associations and explore ways to improve the sport.
According to the Egyptian Football Association, the workshop will provide a platform for African football officials to share experiences and best practices in football management and development. The discussions will also touch on ways to link local and international competitions, promoting greater integration and coordination between different levels of football.
Shoukry Gharib, technical director of the Egyptian Football Association, is among the high-profile attendees at the workshop. He will engage with his counterparts from other African associations to explore opportunities for collaboration and knowledge sharing. The workshop is expected to yield valuable insights and recommendations for improving football in Africa.
The 2026 World Cup, which was referenced during the workshop, is a significant event that will bring together top football teams from around the world. The discussions at the workshop will likely focus on how African teams can prepare for and compete effectively in the tournament. Egyptian football officials are keen to learn from the experiences of other associations and apply best practices to improve their own football.
In addition to discussing modern tactics and competitions, the workshop will also examine ways to develop football infrastructure and improve coaching standards in Africa. The event is an opportunity for African football officials to network and build relationships that can help drive progress in the sport.
The Egyptian Football Association's participation in the workshop reflects its commitment to developing football in the country and on the continent. By engaging with other African associations and FIFA officials, Egyptian football officials can gain valuable insights and expertise to help drive progress in the sport.
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- Egyptian football officials attend FIFA workshop in Tunisia to discuss football development and modern tactics.
