Ghana FA boss Kurt Okraku calls for government support, tax incentives

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) held its annual congress to discuss the progress and future of Ghanaian football.GFA President Kurt Okraku speaking at the 30th Ordinary Congress highlighted the past year's achievements, including national teams' success and infrastructure development.He also emphasised the importance of youth development, refereeing, and coach education.Okraku expressed gratitude for the government's support and called for further collaboration to boost the football industry.He suggested tax incentives, a sports fund, and relaxed regulations on alcohol sponsorship as potential ways to enhance the growth of football in Ghana.The congress was attended by delegates from various regions and clubs, marking a significant milestone as the first time it was held over two days.Overall, the event showcased the GFA's commitment to developing Ghanaian football and fostering a positive environment for the sport.

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Ghana FA boss Kurt Okraku calls for government support, tax incentives

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