Affiliated Cooperatives of African Football (AFAC) have collaborated with the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) to enhance their collective efforts towards strengthening the infrastructure of African football.

The two organizations have been working closely together since 2018, and this year they have reached an agreement that will see the two organizations collaborate on various projects aimed at improving the infrastructure of African football.

One of the major initiatives that AFAC has been involved in is the construction of new stadiums for international football tournaments. The organization has already completed the construction of two new stadiums in Africa, one in Senegal and another in Ghana, which will be used for the upcoming World Cup and African Nations League competitions.

Another project that AFAC has been involved in is the development of training facilities for African footballers. The organization has worked with FIFA to create a network of sports schools across Africa, which will provide training opportunities for aspiring footballers.

In addition to these initiatives, AFAC has also been involved in the promotion of fair play and integrity in football. They have been advocating for greater transparency in the sport and have worked with FIFA to ensure that all football matches are played under fair conditions.

Overall, the collaboration between AFAC and FIFA highlights the importance of cooperation and partnership in promoting the growth and development of the global game of football. By working together, both organizations can help to address the challenges faced by African football, such as funding, infrastructure, and player development, and ensure that the sport continues to thrive in the continent.