Zurich: Ghana and Fifa met at the headquarters of the world football governing body here to settle matters concerning the current situation of football in Ghana.
Isaac Kwame Asiamah, Ghana’s Minister of Youth and Sports, led the Ghanaian delegation to hold another talks seeking to restore football after two months of suspension.
After the discussions on Thursday, the two sides resolved that Fifa, in consultation with the Ghanaian government and CAF, shall establish a normalisation committee to replace the executive committee of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and appoint persons with integrity and competence to constitute its membership.
The Presidents of Ghana and Fifa have committed to work together to offer leadership in reforming football administration in Ghana and in Africa, according to the statement issued after the meeting.
Both sides also resolved to work closely to eradicate corruption and malfeasance and other associated criminal conduct from football administration in Ghana and create a joint task force to create proper disciplinary governance and auditing as well as ensure that persons who are found culpable are punished in accordance with domestic laws and Fifa statutes.
