Social responsibility participates in the AFC program (I-Goal)

2020-07-01
12:37:15

The Social Responsibility and Public Participation Committee of the Saudi Arabian Football Federation participates in the "I-Goal" program which was launched by the Asian Football Confederation with the aim of finding ambassadors for social responsibility among youth in the 12 member states in the West Asia region.

The committee is represented in the program by Majed Khalifa, 17, and Lina Ayman, 17, who were nominated by the Social Responsibility and Public Participation Committee of the SAFF.

The program - which comes in cooperation between the AFC and the Aurora Foundation for Training and Development - kicked off last Sunday, and lasts for 10 days, and will give young people innovative educational opportunities, through interactions with players and building a network of youth ambassadors with the aim of supporting development programs in the post-Coronavirus emerging period. (Covid-19).

Nazih Al-Nasr, the head of the Social Responsibility and Public Participation Committee, said that participating in this program confirms the Federation's keenness to train young cadres that will represent the country in an honorable manner, as well as keeping pace with all forms of development of Asian football.

Nazih Al-Nasr confirmed that the nomination to participate in the program is based on the conditions set by the AFC, including that the young candidate must be born in the month of May in the period from 2003 to 2004 in addition to mastery of the English language, and he previously participated with the national team and passed the personal interview made by the program management In the AFC.