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June 2020 the International Journal Dedicated to Football
The international journal dedicated to football law # 13 - June 2020 Football Legal # 1 - June 2014 Special Report: Third Party Ownership (TPO) Football Legal # 2 - December 2014 Special Report: Financial Controls of Football Clubs Football Legal # 3 - June 2015 Special Report: The new Regulations on Working with Intermediaries Football Legal # 4 - December 2015 Special Report: International Football Justice Football Legal # 5 - June 2016 Special Report: TPO/TPI: an update Football Legal # 6 - November 2016 Special Report: Broadcasting & Media Rights in Football Leagues Football Legal # 7 - June 2017 Special Report: Minors in Football Football Legal # 8 - December 2017 Special Report: Data in Football Football Legal # 9 - June 2018 Special Report: Termination of Players’/Coaches’ Contracts Football Legal # 10 - December 2018 Special Report: Integrity in Football Football Legal # 11 - June 2019 Special Report: Major Football Competitions: Key Legal Challenges & Ongoing Reforms Football Legal # 12 - December 2019 Special Report: Private Football Academies Football Legal # 13 - June 2020 Special Report: Challenges in Football Facing COVID-19 Subscriptions: www.football-legal.com © Football Legal 2020 - All rights reserved worldwide ISSN: 2497-1219 EDITORIAL BOARD Saleh ALOBEIDLI Eugene KRECHETOV Lawyer, Saleh Alobeidli Advocates Lawyer, Eksports Law Dubai - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Moscow - RUSSIA José Luis ANDRADE Andrew MERCER ECA General Counsel Acting General Counsel & Legal Director, AFC Nyon - SWITZERLAND Kuala Lumpur - MALAYSIA Nasr El -
List of Dormant Account Transferred to MMA (2015) GAZETTE Transfer NAME PERMANENT ADDRESS STATUS NUMBER Year
List of Dormant Account Transferred to MMA (2015) GAZETTE Transfer NAME PERMANENT ADDRESS STATUS NUMBER Year 1 3 BROTHERS PVT.LTD. GROUND FLR, G.NISSA, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 2 A&A ABACUS INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD MA.ABIDHA MANZIL, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 3 A.1.BOOKSHOP H.SHAAN LODGE, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 4 A.ARUMUGUM MAJEEDHIYA SCHOOL, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 5 A.BHARATHI SEETHEEMOLI SOCTH, MARIPAY, SRI LANKA MOVED TO MMA 2015 A.DH OMADHOO RAHKURIARUVAA 6 A.DH OMADHOO OFFICE, ADH.OMADHOO, REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 COMMITEE 7 A.EDWARD AMINIYYA SCHOOL, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 A.F.CONTRACTING AND TRADING 8 V.FINIHIYAA VILLA, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 COMPANY 9 A.I.TRADING COMPANY PVT LTD M.VIHAFARU, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 10 A.INAZ/S.SHARYF/AISH.SADNA/M.SHARYF M.SUNNY COAST, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 11 A.J.DESILVA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 12 A.K.JAYARATNE KOHUWELA, NUGEGODA, SRI LANKA MOVED TO MMA 2015 14 A.V.DE.P.PERERA SRI LANKA MOVED TO MMA 2015 19 AALAA MOHAMED SOSUN VILLA, L.MAAVAH, REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 C/OSUSEELA,JYOTHI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, HANUMAN JUNCTION,W.G.DISTRICT, 25 AARON MARNENI MOVED TO MMA 2015 INDIA 26 AASISH WALSALM C/O MEYNA SCHOOL, LH.NAIFARU, REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 27 AAYAA MOHAMED JAMSHEED MA.BEACH HOUSE, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 32 ABBAS ABDUL GAYOOM NOORAANEE FEHI, R.ALIFUSHI, REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 33 ABBAS ABDULLA H.HOLHIKOSHEEGE, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 35 ABBAS IBRAHIM IRUMATHEEGE, AA.BODUFULHADHOO, REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 36 ABBAS MOHAMED DHUBUGASDHOSHUGE, HDH.KULHUDHUFFSUHI, REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 37 ABBAS MOHAMED DHEVELIKINAARAA, MALE', REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES MOVED TO MMA 2015 38 ABDEL MOEMEN SAYED AHMED SAYED A. -
List of Licensed Clubs for the 2021 AFC
List of Licensed Clubs for the 2021 AFC Cup License License(s) License(s) Granted MA Clubs Licensed Clubs Licensed with Sanction Applicant(s) Granted with Sanction Al Hidd BHR 8 3 - Al Muharraq East Riffa Bashundhara Kings Abahani Ltd. Dhaka BAN 6 4 - Sheikh Russel KC Ltd. Saif Sporting Club Ltd. Thimphu City Football Club Ugyen Academy Football Club BHU 8 5 - Paro Football Club Transport United Football Club Paro United Football Club DPMM FC Indera FC BRU 5 4 - Kota Ranger FC Kasuka FC Boeung Ket FC Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng FC CAM 12 5 - Phnom Penh Crown FC Visakha FC Angkor Tiger FC Taiwan Steel Group Football Club Hang Yuen Football Club TPE 6 4 - Taipei Tatung Taichung Blue Whale Women FC Hong Kong Pegasus BC Rangers HKG 9 4 - Happy Valley Resources Capital Kuwait FC Al Qadsiya FC KUW 7 5 - Al Salmiya FC Al Arabi FC Kazma FC FC Dordoi MFC Alga PFC Neftchi KGZ 7 7 - FC Abdysh-Ata FC Alay MFC Kara-Balta FC Ilbirs Lao Toyota FC LAO 4 - 2 Master7 FC Al Ahed FC LBN 2 2 - Al Ansar FC Casa Benfica Macau MAC 3 2 - Chao Pak Kei Maziya Sports and Recreation Club Eagles Club Valencia TC Sports Club MDV 8 2 5 Da Grande Sports Club United Victory Super United Sports Athletic 220 FC FC Ulaanbaatar Deren FC Khangarid FC MNG 10 2 5 Khaan Khuns - Erchim FC Selenge Press Falcons FC Ulaanbaatar City FC NEP 13 1 - Tribhuvan Army Football Club List of Licensed Clubs for the 2021 AFC Cup License License(s) License(s) Granted MA Clubs Licensed Clubs Licensed with Sanction Applicant(s) Granted with Sanction Al Seeb Club OMA 2 2 - Al Nasr Club Balata Center Al Amaari Center PLE 6 4 - Shabab Al Khalil Al Bierh Foundation SL Police SC SRI 2 2 - Colombo FC Tishreen Club* SYR 2 2 - Al Wahda* FC Istiklol TJK 11 3 - FC Khujand FC Ravshan TLS 2 1 - Lalenok United FC FC Kopetdag Altyn Asyr FC TKM 5 5 - Shagadam FC Ahal FC Merw FC UZB 1 1 - Nasaf *via Extraordinary Application [cf. -
Annual Report April 2016 - March 2017
FAS-backdrop 2.pdf 1 3/11/17 3:32 PM FAS-backdrop Text.pdf 1 3/11/17 3:36 PM FAS Annual Report FAS April 2016 - March 2017 April 2016 - March FAS-backdrop Text.pdf 1 3/11/17 3:36 PM ANNUAL REPORT April 2016 - March 2017 Football Association Of Singapore 100 Tyrwhitt Road,Jalan Besar Stadium, Singapore 207542 Tel:(65) 6348 3477 / 6293 1477 Fax:(65) 6348 6477 / 6293 3728 112371 FAS AR Cover (3 Nov 2017) Version 3.indd 1 6/11/17 5:11 PM MISSION To develop a vibrant football culture to enhance national life, strengthen social harmony and evoke the Singapore Spirit. VISION To excel in ASEAN and compete at the ASIAN stage. VALUES Teamwork Inclusiveness Transparency Respect Innovation Passion. 112371 FAS AR Cover (3 Nov 2017) Version 3.indd 2 6/11/17 5:11 PM FAS Annual Report 2017 1 2 FAS Annual Report 2017 FAS Annual Report 2017 3 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE For decades in the past, the leaders of the FAS were appointed by the relevant ministry. The government’s power to appoint Council members was enshrined in the Constitution of the FAS. In late 2015, FIFA, world football governing body requested the FAS to align its Constitution with FIFA’s requirements, and to allow for the fraternity to pick its own leadership. The review process to align our Constitution with FIFA Statutes was a complex and thorough one which lasted over a year. A three-phased approach was adopted, where the FAS prepared an initial set of amendments in consultation with FIFA in Phase 1, before Dear Members, sharing the draft with the Members in Phase 2, and then seeking congruence from the On behalf of the Football Association of Members on the amendments in Phase 3. -
Quarterly Reports for Quarter 1 of Year 2012
State Trading Organization PLC 1ST QUARTER REPORT 2012 30th April 2012 Company Perfor- ding procedure. Introduced the Company Dividend Inside this issue: mance Policy. The first quarter of 2012 has been a Business Develop- 1 challenging quarter. Achievements and ments With the changes that took place in Milestones Corporate Social 3 the Government, the Company had Responsibility also had to face several changes in Board, Management and planning. STO Supermart was renovated, Marketing and 4 rearranged and reopened. Sponsors The current economic, social and polit- ical changes have also affected the A new and modern paint show- Human Resources 5 room was officially opened at STO and STORC Company vastly and these challenges have in-turn disrupted the Company Home Improvement. Board and its Com- 6 performance during the first quarter. STO won the bid to supply jet fuel mittee Activities to Ibrahim Nasir -GMR Interna- tional Airport for a period of 1 Corporate Govern- 8 ance Compliance Major Policies and year. This is the second time STO has managed to achieve this bid. Share Performance 11 Guidelines imple- Financials 12 mented Declaration 14 The following policies and guidelines were implemented during past quar- ter. Changes to the current procure- ment policy and competitive bid- 1 Business Devel- K. Thilafushi Warf Relocation of Rice godown from S.Gan to S. Hithadhoo It has been re-tendered to find a opments contractor for this project. Have appointed a contractor for this project. However, since the Male’ Service Centre Notable projects pertaining to site has still not been cleared, no business development that are Currently undergoing redesigning work is in progress. -
WC Stadium Progress Impresses FIFA Chief
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24, 2018 SAFAR 15, 1440 VOL.12 NO. 4432 QR 2 PARTLY CLOUDY Fajr: 4:19 am Dhuhr: 11:19 am HIGH : 35°C Asr: 2:35 pm Maghrib: 5:00 pm LOW : 27°C Isha: 6:30 pm Europe / Americas 11 Business 12 Sports 16 Productive talks with Putin despite QIC Group net profit rises 54% Traditional ceremony to arms treaty pull-out: Bolton to QR474 mn in first 9 months welcome gymnasts First 5G network in the world! AMIR MEETS WITH GIANNI INFANTINO The 2022 spectacle will be carbon-neutral: Rumaihi held in Doha on Tuesday. sidered the leading sustain- Minister says future “By adhering to strict sus- ability event in the Middle East tainability standards in design, and North Africa. infra projects will construction and operation of The two-day summit aims the various stations, Qatar Rail to create discourse on several save energy, water will cut carbon emissions by environment-related issues by 40 percent 30 percent,” he said. and come up with innovative The annual summit, which solutions. extends a platform for industry The world, especially the SANTHOSH CHANDRAN professionals, experts, regula- Middle East, has a daunting DOHA task of addressing the over-ex- ploitation of natural resources, THE 2022 FIFA World Cup in which is hastening climate Qatar would be carbon-neu- change and threatening sus- tral, said Minister for Munici- tainability, said the Founding pality and Environment HE Chairman of Gulf Organisation Mohammed bin Abdullah al for Research and Development Rumaihi. (GORD), Yousef al Horr. The minister attributed The summit was attended this to the sustainable-devel- by members of leading local, opment initiatives undertaken regional and international sus- by the government, which he tainability organisations such said would eventually help the Minister for Municipality and as the United Nations Envi- The Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani met with FIFA President Gianni Infantino at the Amiri Diwan Office in Doha on Tues- country save 40 percent more Environment HE Mohammed bin ronment, the International day morning. -
GDP Growth Pegged at 7.1%, Belying
follow us: wednesday, march 1, 2017 Delhi City Edition thehindu.com 24 pages ț ₹10.00 facebook.com/thehindu twitter.com/the_hindu Protest by unions SC agrees to hear Gopal ICC match referee Donald Trump, Xi hits bank operations Ansal’s plea for jail term Chris Broad terms Jinping could meet across the country exemption on March 3 the Pune pitch poor as early as May page 7 page 7 page 15 page 12 Printed at . Chennai . Coimbatore . Bengaluru . Hyderabad . Madurai . Noida . Visakhapatnam . Thiruvananthapuram . Kochi . Vijayawada . Mangaluru . Tiruchirapalli . Kolkata . Hubballi . Mohali . Allahabad . Malappuram . Mumbai NEARBY Even hill stations will be GDP growth pegged at 7.1%, hotter this year, warns IMD belying demonetisation drag ‘Above normal’ temperatures forecast across the country No CBI probe into paper Jacob Koshy Improved estimate in net indirect taxes helped maintain GDP, says CSO leak case: Nitish New Delhi PATNA Prepare for a scorching sum- Special Correspondent Breaking his silence over the New Delhi OECD puts paper leak scam, Bihar Chief mer as the India Meteorolo- Minister Nitish Kumar on gical Department has fore- The Central Statistics Office Tuesday brushed aside demand cast “above normal” (CSO) has kept its January es- growth at 7% for a CBI inquiry, saying he temperatures across most of timate for growth in gross never practised politics of the country. Himachal Pra- domestic product (GDP) in The Organisation for Eco- “framing anyone.” desh, Uttarakhand, Jammu 2016-17 unchanged at 7.1%, nomic Cooperation and and Kashmir — or hill-station signalling that independent Development (OECD) on NATION Ī PAGE 7 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD States popular among tour- economic forecasters may Tuesday cut its growth pro- ists wanting to escape the have overstated the drag on jection for India in 2016-17 MoEF seeks ive-year heat — are expected to be the economy from the to 7%, from an earlier pro- ban on BBC crew particularly hot with pre- November withdrawal of jection of 7.4%, citing the KOLKATA dicted temperatures, on av- high-value currency notes.