The Ghana Football Association (GFA), in collaboration with FIFA, is set to convene Women’s Football Strategy Stakeholders’ Consultation Process from 10th to 12th November 2026 in Accra.
The three-day initiative brings together a broad coalition of football administrators, technical leads, government officials, and key partners to review past progress and outline a comprehensive vision for the future of women’s football in Ghana.
Thesessions will be led by FIFA technical experts Thubaelihle Bridgette Sibanda and Rasha Nuri Meloudo.
The multi-stakeholder sessions will feature comprehensive representation across all sectors of the women’s football ecosystem: General Secretary, Deputy General Secretary (Admin), RFA Coordinators, and Grassroots/DFA representatives, Technical Director, Women’s Football Development Manager, Coach Education Director, Talent Identification Manager, Elite Soccer Academy Manager and High Performance Manager, WPL Administrators, Regional Women’s Representatives, Legends/Former Players, Coaches, Referees, and Club Licensing Manager, National Teams, Competitions, Marketing & Communications, HR, Finance, and Safeguarding. Partners: Ministry of Sports, Ministry of Gender, Ghana Education Service (GES), Sponsors, and Media.
The workshop is structured into two main phases to ensure maximum input and thorough departmental alignment: Phase 1: Consultative Stakeholders’ Workshop (10–11 November 2026) will be held at the GFA Technical Directorate in Airport Residential Area, Accra, this phase focuses on evaluating the GFA Women's Football Strategy (2023–2026) report, conducting SWOT and Gap analyses, and identifying strategic priorities and actionable goals for the next phase of development.
Phase 2: Departmental Consultations (12 November 2026) FIFA delegates and technical experts will conduct direct consultation meetings across specialized GFA administrative and technical units at both the GFA Technical Directorate and GFA Head Office. This collaborative effort highlights the GFA's commitment to building a sustainable, top-tier framework that empowers players, technical staff, and administrative teams across Ghana.
GFA Communications