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FIFA to Appoint Normalisation Committee to Run Maldivian Football
FIFA announced that the Bureau of the FIFA Council decided to appoint a normalisation committee to oversee the Football Association of Maldives, citing FAM's governance and financial crisis. The committee's mandate will end once its tasks are completed, but no later than 31 July 2025.
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FIFA to Appoint Normalisation Committee to Run Maldivian Football
31 July 2025 Latest expiry of the FAM normalisation committee's mandate
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31 July 2025Latest expiry of the FAM normalisation committee's mandateMaldives Republicthe period during which the FAM normalisation committee shall perform its functions will expire as soon as it has fulfilled all of its tasks, but by no later than 31 July 2025.
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The Bureau of the FIFA Council decided to appoint normalisation committees for the Tunisian Football Association and the Football Association of Maldives.Maldives RepublicThe world footballing body said in a statement that the Bureau of the FIFA Council has decided to appoint normalisation committees for the Tunisian Football Association (FTF) and the Football Association of Maldives (FAM) on the basis of article 8 paragraph 2 of the FIFA Statutes.
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