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The Deputy General Secretary of the Ghana Football Association has joined other top female football executives in Cairo for the CAF Women’s Leadership Program, a capacity-building initiative designed to elevate women into leadership roles within African football. The program offers training, networking, and mentorship aimed at breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated sector. Her presence underscores Ghana’s proactive efforts in creating pathways for women to lead and influence policy in football governance.

Empowering Women in Football: Deputy General Secretary attends CAF Women's Leadership Program in Cairo

Ama Brobey Williams, represented the Association at the esteemed CAF Women’s Football Leadership Program in Cairo, Egypt. This participation underscores the GFA’s commitment to advancing women’s football, aligning with its strategy to promote gender equality and support the growth of the women’s game.

A step towards achieving the Vision

The program aims to empower women leaders in sports, driving CAF President Patrice Motsepe’s vision for women’s football. By participating, the GFA demonstrated its commitment to gender equality and supporting women’s football development.

Moving Forward

The GFA believes initiatives like the CAF Women’s Leadership Program are crucial in shaping the future of women’s football, and we look forward to continued growth and support for the sport.