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 Kathmandu Thursday December 06, 2001 Marga 21,  2058.


ANFA drafts ambitious programmes

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KATHMANDU, Dec 5 - The newly elected executive committee of All Nepal Football Association (ANFA), under Geeta Rana, presented their programme for the coming year at a function held at the ANFA complex, Saatdobato on Wednesday.

At the first press conference after the election, Geeta Rana, president of the association, said that the plans put forward in the proposal would be implemented through decentralisation of the ANFA. "We need to go for decentralisation as most of our activities are at the local level," Rana said.

The ambitious proposal, passed by the central executive committee, stresses on initiating competitive football at the ward level and school level. Besides, the programme also concentrates on development of football infrastructure across the country and bringing corporate sponsorship in the game.

Rana, however, conceded that the association’s primary objective is getting recognition of Asian Football Confederation (AFC).

"We are in constant touch with the AFC," she said. "As the election was carried out according to AFC guidelines, we expect AFC to recognise our committee as the football governing body in Nepal."

Fielding reporters’ queries on the long-standing ANFA dispute, Rana said that the problem could be resolved if the other party headed by Ganesh Thapa so wishes.

"We are ready to join forces with them," she said. "Although any change in the present executive committee is not possible, we can accommodate them in any of the sub-committees under ANFA."


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