Parliamentary committee urges sports reforms for PFF and PCB
Most outlets led with the National Assembly committee's call for FIFA reforms and changes to the Pakistan Football Federation's laws. A few also noted the committee's concern over the decline of hockey and cricket, and its recommendation for the Pakistan Cricket Board to return to IPC oversight.
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NA panel directs PFF to align constitution, rules with FIFA requirements
ISLAMABAD: A parliamentary panel on Tuesday directed the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) to align its constitution and rules with FIFA requirements following concerns over football governance. The National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Inter-Provincial Coordination, chaired by Mahreen Razzaq Bhutto, reviewed the PFF’s efforts to revive the sport after years of inactivity and institutional...
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NA panel seeks FIFA reforms, flags decline of hockey, cricket
LAHORE - The National Assembly Standing Committee on Inter-Provincial Coordination (IPC) has called for strict implementation of FIFA reforms and amendments to the Pakistan Football Federation’s (PFF) laws, while expressing serious concern over the declining standards of hockey and cricket in the country.
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NA body recommends PFF to align constitution with FIFA rules
ISLAMABAD, Sep 15 (APP):The National Assembly Standing Committee on Inter Provincial Coordination (IPC) has recommended the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) to align its constitution and rules with FIFA requirements to ensure effective development of football in Pakistan. The IPC Committee meeting was held under the Acting Chairmanship of Dr. Mahreen Razzaq Bhutto, here at the...
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Lawmakers seek sports overhaul
NA committee tells PFF to implement FIFA reforms; wants PCB to return to IPC oversight
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