The Board of Directors of the Sudanese Football Association held its regular meeting No. (4) on Thursday morning, June 4, 2026 AD, in the Football Technology Academy
Hall in Khartoum (2), headed by the Chairman of the Board of Directors The President of the Federation, Dr. Moatasem Jaafar Sir Al-Khatm, with the participation of all members of the Council and advisors in person and via video communication technology, the Council discussed the included agenda, and listened to a number of reports submitted by the relevant committees, and after extensive deliberations and wide discussions, issued the following decisions:
The Council listened to the report submitted by the Financial Committee regarding the financial position of the Federation during the last period, including revenues, expenses, and the committee’s plans aimed at tightening financial control and organizing aspects of disbursement, to In addition to the estimated budgets and appropriations that were approved in accordance with the Council’s directives.
The Council decided to approve the report, praising the distinguished performance of the committee and the efforts it made in organizing the financial work and developing future plans aimed at developing it.
The Council reviewed the report submitted by the committee related to its last three meetings, and the consideration that took place during them of the issues and requests presented and the decisions taken regarding them. The Council decided to approve the report.
The Council listened to the Competitions Committee’s report on the conduct of the qualifying league and Premier League competitions. It also reviewed the amendments made by the Committee to the programming of the sixth and seventh weeks in response to the organizational conditions associated with holding the final match. The Council decided to approve the report and the measures taken by the Committee in this regard.
The Council listened to the report of the Referees Committee, which dealt with the rehabilitation and development programs, courses and workshops that the Committee implemented during the last period, in addition to its plans aimed at improving the level of arbitration.
The Council praised what was stated in the report and decided to approve it.
The Council discussed the report submitted by the Legal Committee on the internal and external issues that the Federation is following up on, including the files pending before the International Sports Court and local cases.
The Council praised the efforts of the Legal Committee, and approved its plan for developing administrative work. and legal issues through the introduction of computing systems and electronic archiving of correspondence and records, in a way that enhances communication and coordination between the Federation, local federations, and Premier League clubs.
The Council listened to the report of the Investment, Marketing and Television Committee on its activities during the last period and the efforts made in the field of sports marketing and the development of broadcasting and sponsorship rights.
The Council also reviewed future programs and plans related to the digital broadcast of the Federation’s competitions, and communication with media companies and institutions in a way that contributes to strengthening partnerships and achieving the greatest spread of competitions.
He praised The Council praised the efforts made by the committee in this aspect.
The Council decided to postpone consideration of the rest of the committees’ reports, plans and programs until the next meeting, and directed the General Secretariat to address all committees to submit their final reports on their work immediately after the end of the sports season.
The Council listened to the memorandum submitted by the Information, Public Relations and Protocol Committee, related to organizing media work and public relations and protocol tasks.
The Council decided to approve the recommendations and proposals contained in the memorandum, with an emphasis on the committee’s role in With its full supervisory and organizational responsibilities in the media, public relations and protocol aspects in accordance with the powers granted to it by the Board of Directors.
The Board of Directors decided that the registration and transfer procedures for all first-class clubs in the various local federations will be carried out through the electronic transfer and registration system approved by the Federation, within the framework of developing administrative work, enhancing transparency and accuracy, and unifying registration and transfer procedures at the level of all local federations. This decision will be effective as of the next registration period, with the commitment of all local clubs and federations to adhere to the procedures and controls regulating the electronic system.
The Council concluded its work by emphasizing the importance of continuing coordination between the various committees and working in a single team spirit for the success of the Federation’s programs and achieving its expected goals.
