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- Women's football practitioners and representatives of 211 FIFA member badociations and six confederations gathered for the opening day of the FIFA Women's Football Convention *
- The discussions focused on the five strategic pillars of the women's football strategy.
- Click HERE to relive the first day of the FIFA Women's Football Convention
On the eve of the opening match of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2019, delegates from confederations and 211 member badociations gathered today in Paris to discuss and debate some of the key priorities for the future development of women's football, as well as ways to continue to develop. improve and market the women's game.
Using the five strategic pillars of FIFA's strategy for womenThe first day of the FIFA Women's Football Convention includes an attractive program covering topics ranging from the importance of junior competitions to the marketing of gambling, and the empowerment of women through football.
The opening day brought together personalities from the world of football and sport, such as Barbara Slater, BBC Sports Director, Jean-Michel Aulas, President of Olympique Lyonnais, and FIFA Legends, Karina LeBlanc and Clarence Seedorf.
Sarai Bareman, head of FIFA Women's Football, said:
"Today, some of the world's leading practitioners and women's football representatives gathered in Paris today to share the challenges we face, as well as examples of best practices in football and beyond.
"By bringing business leaders, media and international organizations together, we have been able to set an important step towards building a better future, not only for women's football, but for society as well."
The event, which took place at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, was hosted by several well-known sports TV channels such as Carol Tshabalala, Amanda Davies and Alex Scott and Amanda Vandervort, social media and digital expert, bringing together participants and football players online via the official hashtag # FIFAWFC2019.
The day was marked by an intriguing and open discussion on the main areas of women's sport, highlighting the importance of visibility and models to inspire the next generation, up to the importance of investment in women's sport. and develop the next generation of women leaders and leaders.
There was overwhelming consensus that women's football is in the best position it has ever been, while this summer's FIFA Women's World Cup could serve as a springboard for confederations and badociations to advance football and make football accessible to all. all.
The day ended with a panel on education and empowerment, with incredibly inspiring and moving stories about the obstacles overcome to enable women and girls to play football in countries like Uganda and Mauritania.
Bareman concludes:
"Throughout the day, many participants in the FIFA Women's Football Convention were overwhelmed by the energy and enthusiasm of all those present. to elevate women's football to a new level and the FIFA Women's Football Convention has provided an important platform for inspiring and empowering women and girls around the world. "
Political leaders, business partners, senior representatives of international organizations and prominent figures will meet tomorrow for the second day of the FIFA Women's Football Convention.
Topics that will be addressed include the challenges, obstacles and opportunities for growth and development of women's football, as well as how sustainable strategies, programs and partnerships can contribute to both women's football and a more diverse and diverse society. more inclusive.
To read the full agenda, click here. RIGHT HERE. To relive all day and round tables of the Women's Football Convention, please visit the FIFA Youtube Channel or click on RIGHT HERE.
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