Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa, has become the next stop for the ongoing Regional CAF Club Licencing Workshops, which are geared at equipping all of CAF’s 54 Member Associations with the essential tools and knowledge to best implement CAF Club Licencing regulations.
Following a successful kick-off last month in Mauritania followed by Algeria, the East African nation of Ethiopia has become the third stop for the four-nation series of workshops spearheaded by CAF Professional Football Department.
For this edition, a total of 16 African nations have gathered at the nation’s capital for the four-day workshop currently taking place between 09 – 12 May and will see all participating Member Associations delving deep into CAF Club Licensing matters as follows:
- Updates on the usage of the CAF Club Licensing Online Platform (CLOP) for the club licensing procedure.
- Review of the status of the implementation of CAF Club Licensing System in the Member Associations’ national competitions.
- Ensuring that the Member Associations are ready to communicate the licensing decisions before the set deadline for clubs’ engagement in CAF Inter-club competitions 2024-25 (men’s and women’s).
- Conducting a refresher session on stadium pre-inspection procedures.
- Train Club Licensing Managers (CLM) in using the CLOP, specifically the stadium module.
- Conduct practical on-site stadium inspection training.
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