FIFA Pledges US$300,000 to FA Maldives for Staff Salaries
FIFA has pledged US$300,000 to the Football Association of Maldives (FAM) for staff salaries, with the first tranche of US$100,000 already transferred. The remaining funds are conditional on proof of salary deposits. FAM faces corruption allegations, with President Bassam Adeel Jaleel identified as the main suspect and his passport seized. The parliament's finance committee has requested a special audit.
FIFA has pledged US$300,000 to the Football Association of Maldives (FAM) for staff salaries, with the first tranche of US$100,000 already transferred. The remaining funds are conditional on proof of salary deposits. FAM faces corruption allegations, with President Bassam Adeel Jaleel identified as the main suspect and his passport seized. The parliament's finance committee has requested a special audit.
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FIFA has pledged US$300,000 to the Football Association of Maldives (FAM) for staff salaries, with the first tranche of US$100,000 already transferred. The remaining funds are conditional on proof of salary deposits. FAM faces corruption allegations, with President Bassam Adeel Jaleel identified as the main suspect and his passport seized. The parliament's finance committee has requested a special audit.
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