ACCRA – Presidential aspirant for the Liberia Football Association 2026 election, Cassell Anthony Kuoh, is set to address a gathering of sports development specialists and major stakeholders at the Accra Sports Summit.
Report by Thomas Kojo Roulhac, Contributing Writer
During the two-day engagement, held from July 17-18, the FC Fassell Chief Executive Officer will discuss his significant role in sports development across the African sports sector.
On the second day of the event, Mr. Kuoh will participate in a panel discussion on “Match Fixing and Manipulation in Sports.” This discussion will delve into governance and integrity within the sports sector, examining traditional match-fixing practices and highlighting emerging methods of corruption and bribery. The gathering aims to shed light on the evolving challenges in maintaining fair play and integrity in sports, emphasizing the need for robust governance frameworks to combat these issues effectively.
Speaking about his participation, Cassell Anthony Kuoh stated, “It is an honor to contribute to such a critical dialogue on the future of sports in Africa. Integrity and transparency are the bedrock of sports, and addressing these challenges head-on is essential for the growth and sustainability of our sports sectors.”
The summit, which gathers influential sports figures, stakeholders, and enthusiasts, aims to discuss the future of sports in Africa, explore opportunities for growth, and foster collaborations. It will provide a platform for learning, sharing ideas, advancing discussions, and networking.
Participants will include athletes, coaches, clubs, federations, academia, businesses, media, and other distinguished personalities, making it a comprehensive gathering for the sports value chain.
Hosted at the Accra International Conference Centre, this year’s summit promises to be a significant event for the African sports community. Following a successful second edition in 2023, the third edition aims to gather major industry stakeholders for a unique intersection of science and business, with pivotal interventions on critical topics like match-fixing and governance in sports.
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