Pakistan Today (Lahore)

Pff determined to promote football at grass roots level

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The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) has carried out 30 times more activities in last eight years as compared to the correspond­ing eight years of the old PFF set up. This was said by the Director Developmen­t & Competitio­n PFF, Wing Cmdr ® Pervaiz Saeed Mir during a seminar on “Football activity at District/Province level for Balochista­n at Municipal Corporatio­n Hall, Liaquat Park here in Quetta. The main purpose of this seminar was to help the provincial and and district football associatio­ns and clubs to carryout their own football activities like districts and provincial leagues, women leagues and youth activities. This was the fourth such seminar organized for the developmen­t of football in Balochista­n and was attended by the presidents and general secretarie­s of all district associatio­ns of the province. Mir further said that in order to further speed up the activities, the PFF has decided in its September 17 meeting that in the next 4 years all the provincial and district associatio­ns must also generate the required financial and resources to hold football activities. The PFF authoritie­s also addressed the problems raised by the participan­ts like the improvemen­t in governance, promotion of youth and female teams, improved training for young players, upgrading football facilities and establishi­ng training centers. In the end, the participan­ts came to the conclusion that provincial associatio­ns should take a step forward in football developmen­t and with the help of District Government, a well-coordinate­d plan should be made to solve all the problems, including the allocation of resources and the developmen­t of football venues.

 ?? STAFF PHOTO ?? QUETTA:  Pervaiz  Saeed  Mir,  Director Developmen­t  &  Competitio­n  PFF,  and  other official  address  a  football  seminar.
STAFF PHOTO QUETTA: Pervaiz Saeed Mir, Director Developmen­t & Competitio­n PFF, and other official address a football seminar.

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