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The Ghana Football Association will hold its 31st Ordinary Congress on Tuesday, August 12, 2025, at the Ghanaman Centre of Excellence in Prampram.
This yearly meeting is usually held before the start of every new football season.
According to the GFA’s rules, members must be informed of the date and venue at least 10 days before the meeting.
A formal notice, known as the Convocation of Congress, will be sent to members at least seven days ahead of the event.
That notice will include the meeting agenda, financial statements, audit report, and other key documents.
The decision to hold the Congress on August 12 was made by the GFA Executive Council.
All delegates and stakeholders are encouraged to mark the date and get ready for the session.
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