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12 MINUTES OF THE 63 RD FIFA CONGRESS, MAURITIUS 2013 63 rd FIFA Congress Swami Vivekananda International Conference Centre, 31 May – 09.30-18.00 The Secretary General welcomed the delegates and guests to the second day of the Congress before proceeding to test the electronic voting system. 1. WELCOME President Joseph S. Blatter The President began by welcoming the delegates, honorary members and special guests, and thanked the Mauritius Football Association for its hospitality. He stressed the historical importance of the 63 rd FIFA Congress as one of the final steps in the reform process, through which changes were being made to strengthen and better defend the sport in the future. He highlighted the significance of football in society, culture and in the global economy and said that FIFA, as the global governing body of football, should therefore have the adequate structures, checks and balances in place to operate properly in an ever-changing environment. He emphasised that the decisions on the final package of reforms, as proposed by the Executive Committee, lay with the delegates of the member associations, whose support was needed to make the necessary changes in order to equip FIFA for the future and to protect the organisation and sport. The President said that the Congress also presented them with an excellent opportunity to send out a strong message to the world on racism and all forms of discrimination, and pointed to the tough measures put forward by the FIFA Task Force Against Racism and Discrimination, led by Jeffrey Webb, to help stamp out the politics of hate from football. Furthermore, the delegates would see the election of a female member to the Executive Committee and would be presented with reports on the preparations for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil and on FIFA’s many development programmes around the world as well as updates on work undertaken to improve refereeing standards and to fight match manipulation. Finally, he highlighted the importance of the member associations’ support for achieving FIFA’s mission of developing the game, touching the world and building a better future, and declared the second day of the Congress officially open. President of the Mauritius Football Association Persunnoo Dinnanathlall Persunnoo Dinnanathlall welcomed the delegates on behalf of his country and the MFA and thanked the President for appointing Mauritius to host the 63 rd FIFA Congress, which was an enormous honour and privilege for a country as small as Mauritius. He said that although Mauritius had been a dominant country in football in the region in the past, Mauritian football had stagnated in recent decades while football in its neighbouring countries had improved enormously. Nevertheless, Mauritius was a football-loving country and would continue in its aim to develop the game there. He thanked FIFA for its support, vision and innovation in the development of football worldwide, and particularly in Africa, and acknowledged that associations like the MFA were able to survive thanks to the Financial Assistance Programme and the Goal Programme. He reported that a new football turf pitch had been officially opened in Mauritius that week and that the MFA had renamed its headquarters after Joseph S. Blatter in recognition of his work in football development. He thanked FIFA for its implementation of the “11 for Health” programme in Mauritius, which delivered specially targeted health messages to children and young people to make them more health-conscious and adopt a new mindset on health issues, in collaboration with the Mauritian ministries for youth and sport, education and human resources, and health and quality of life. In conclusion, Persunnoo Dinnanathlall recognised the work of the FIFA team and the Local Organising
MINUTES OF THE 63 RD FIFA CONGRESS, MAURITIUS 2013 13 Committee in preparing the Congress and thanked the ministries of youth and sport, foreign affairs and finance for their full support and assistance before presenting the President with a wooden carving of a schooner. Persunnoo Dinnanathlall was then presented with a commemorative pennant by the President. IN MEMORIAM The President then led a minute’s silence in tribute to the members of the global football family who had sadly passed away since the 2012 Congress in Budapest: – E. Nora Neal (Liberia) Women’s national coach – Ali Uras (Turkey) Former President of the Turkish Football Association – Yuri Vladimirovich Susloparov (Ukraine) Former international player and manager – Marwan Arafat (Syria) Former international player and manager, former President of the Syrian Football Association – Gerome Graham (Cayman Islands) 20-year-old footballer who tragically suffered sudden cardiac arrest while playing – Thierry Roland (France) Legendary French sports commentator – HRH Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud (Saudi Arabia) First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – Ramaz Shengelia (Georgia) Former international player and honorary vice-president of the Georgian Football Federation – Jordan Anagblah (Ghana) Former international coach and vice-president of the Ghana Football Association – Alketas Panagoulias (Greece) Former international player, former coach of Greece and the USA and club manager – Miguel “Miki” Roqué Farrero (Spain) 23-year-old player – Alan McDonald (Northern Ireland) Former international player and manager – Said Al Shamsi (Oman) Board member of the Oman Football Association – Moses G. Dargba (Liberia) Member of the Liberia Football Association executive committee – Arjuna Luiz Venutto Ramos (Brazil) 17-year-old footballer who tragically suffered sudden cardiac arrest while playing – Joe McBride (Scotland) Former international player – Nélida Pariani de Grondona (Argentina) Wife of FIFA Vice-President Julio H. Grondona – Vladimír Hriňák (Slovakia) Former international referee – Jack Taylor (England) Former international referee – Abdulkader Dheere Hussein (Somalia) Somalia’s U-17 national team goalkeeper, attacked and killed on his way home from a training session – 23 fans of Kabuscorp SCP (Angola) Killed in a bus accident in Kwanza Sul province – Rudolf Kreitlein (Germany) Former international referee – Ivan “Ivica” Horvat (Croatia) Former Yugoslavian international player and manager in Germany – Mahmoud El-Gohary (Egypt) Former international player and manager – Tan Sri Hamzah Abu Samah (Malaysia) Former President of the AFC and the Football Association of Malaysia, former FIFA Vice-President and FIFA Honorary Member
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