Ghana's Kurt E.S Okraku prepares to take seat on powerful CAF EXCO in Cairo Today

As Ghana Football Association President, Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku prepares to be elected as a member of the CAF Executive Committee (EXCO) today, it marks a significant moment in both his career and Ghanaian football as a whole.

Okraku, who has served as the President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) since 2019, has been a prominent figure in football administration, not only in Ghana but across Africa.

His imminent election to the CAF EXCO represents an opportunity for Ghana to have a stronger voice in the highest decision-making body of African football. The CAF Executive Committee is responsible for overseeing the development of football on the continent, setting policies, and making key decisions that affect the sport in Africa.

Kurt Okrakus election would come as a recognition of his contributions to the game, including his leadership in the GFA and his vision for football development. He has been credited with efforts to revive Ghanaian football, improve transparency, and promote youth development.

Todays election will see representatives from across Africas football community vote for new members of the CAF EXCO. With Kurt Okraku set to secure a seat, it will enhance Ghanas influence in African football matters and contribute to the broader goals of growing and modernizing the sport on the continent.

Okraku has enjoyed the support of key stakeholders, including the Ghanaian government, sports authorities, and fellow football administrators. His track record in football governance, including his commitment to integrity and development, positions him well for this role.

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