
The Jordanian Football Association announced the acceptance of Samar Nassar’s resignation from the position of Secretary-General after more than 6 years in the position, and the appointment of Farah Al-Badarneh as her successor, highlighting her administrative and sporting experience of more than 15 years.
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Samar Nassar has served as Secretary-General of the Jordanian Football Association since February 2020, that is, for more than 6 years, and has made efforts to develop Jordanian football at the local and continental levels.
The Jordanian Football Association announced, through its accounts on social media platforms, on Tuesday, its approval of the resignation of Samar Nassar, the Federation’s Secretary-General.
The Board of Directors of the Jordanian Federation, headed by Prince Ali bin Al Hussein, thanked and appreciated Samar Nassar “for the efforts she provided during her period of work in the Federation, her contributions to serving and developing the Jordanian football system and her achievements at all levels.”
Samar Nassar spent more than 6 years in her position, as she assumed the duties of Secretary-General in February 2020.
The Federation of the first popular game in the country decided to assign Farah Al-Badarna with the duties of Secretary-General, explaining that this step “is within the framework of ensuring continuity of institutional work, and continuing to implement the Federation’s plans and strategic programs in accordance with the approved objectives.”
Who is Farah Badarna?
-She is 38 years old.
She holds a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering from the University of Jordan in 2010.
-She has more than 15 years of work experience in sports management and governance, business development, and organizing international tournaments.
She currently holds the position of Business Development Director at the Jordanian Federation, which she joined in 2011, in addition to her work as Director of International Relations at the West Asian Football Federation.
She previously managed the U-17 Women’s World Cup competitions in Jordan 2016, and was the executive chairman of the local organizing committee for the Women’s Asian Cup in Jordan 2018.
She was a member of the Women’s Football Committee of the Asian Confederation, and a former player in the Jordanian women’s national team.
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Farah Al-Badarneh will continue to implement the strategic plans of the Jordanian Football Association
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