WAFU Zone B President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku embarked on a diplomatic mission to Ivory Coast, where he met with the newly appointed Executive Director, Philippe Tchere. The meeting, held in the vibrant city of Abidjan, marked the first official encounter between the two leaders since Tchere assumed his new role.
Simeon-Okraku, who doubles as the President of the Ghana Football Association, extended a warm welcome to Tchere, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and unity within the WAFU Zone B community.
The meeting provided an opportunity for the President and the Executive Director to discuss their shared vision for advancing football across the region.
Tchere, who brings a wealth of experience and fresh perspectives to his role, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to serve WAFU Zone B and outlined his commitment to building upon the foundation laid by his predecessor, Boureima Balima. The transition of leadership signals a new chapter for WAFU Zone B, characterized by innovation, inclusivity, and a steadfast commitment to excellence.
During their discussions, Simeon-Okraku and Tchere exchanged ideas on various initiatives aimed at enhancing the development of football at all levels.
From grassroots programs to elite competitions, the leaders reaffirmed their dedication to nurturing talent and promoting the values of sportsmanship and fair play throughout the region.
Under Simeon-Okraku’s visionary leadership, WAFU Zone B has seen new competitions introduced and he is poised to continue his journey of transforming football in the sub-region.