Patrice Motsepe Re-elected as CAF President for Four More Years
The South African leader secures a second term following unanimous support from member associations in Cairo.
Patrice Motsepe, the South African businessman, has been re-elected as the President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) for a new four-year term, extending his presidency until 2029. His re-election was confirmed during the 14th General Assembly of the continental governing body, held on Wednesday in Cairo, Egypt.
Motsepe, aged 63, was elected unopposed, emphasizing a show of solidarity among the member associations.
In his acceptance remarks, he expressed gratitude to the associations, stating, "Thank you, it has been a great honor to work with all of you as you represent the interests of the continent."
This reelection comes at a time when CAF aims to strengthen its governance and improve the infrastructure and competitiveness of African football on a global scale.
Motsepe's leadership has focused on elevating the profile of African football, fostering development programs, and enhancing collaboration among member nations.
Under his previous term, significant initiatives were introduced, including increased funding for grassroots football and comprehensive training programs for coaches and referees.
His leadership style has been characterized by a commitment to inclusivity and progress within African football.
Member associations from across the continent have expressed their continued support for Motsepe, reflecting a collective desire for stability and continuity in CAF's leadership amidst the challenges faced by football organizations globally.
Motsepe, aged 63, was elected unopposed, emphasizing a show of solidarity among the member associations.
In his acceptance remarks, he expressed gratitude to the associations, stating, "Thank you, it has been a great honor to work with all of you as you represent the interests of the continent."
This reelection comes at a time when CAF aims to strengthen its governance and improve the infrastructure and competitiveness of African football on a global scale.
Motsepe's leadership has focused on elevating the profile of African football, fostering development programs, and enhancing collaboration among member nations.
Under his previous term, significant initiatives were introduced, including increased funding for grassroots football and comprehensive training programs for coaches and referees.
His leadership style has been characterized by a commitment to inclusivity and progress within African football.
Member associations from across the continent have expressed their continued support for Motsepe, reflecting a collective desire for stability and continuity in CAF's leadership amidst the challenges faced by football organizations globally.
