CAF Officials in Uganda for 2027 AFCON Preparations

CAF officials have arrived in Kampala, Uganda, for crucial discussions regarding the preparations for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). The meeting is scheduled for April 22-23 and will involve representatives from Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, who are jointly hosting the tournament.
This two-day session will allow stakeholders to assess the progress made so far and set priorities for the next phase of preparations. Major focus areas include infrastructure projects, logistics, security plans, and operational readiness for the tournament.
The joint hosting arrangement represents a significant milestone for the return of Africa's biggest football competition to the East African region. CAF officials are expected to hold both joint and individual sessions with the host nations to ensure that preparations remain on schedule and meet international standards, which is considered an important step in keeping the three nations on track to deliver a successful 2027 AFCON tournament.
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