The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) and the National Sports Commission (NSC) met on January 28 to engage in discussions focused on football development initiatives across Guyana.
The GFF delegation was led by Second Vice-President of the GFF Rawlston Adams, along with General Secretary Pushpargha Chattopadhyay and Technical Director Bryan Joseph The meeting was held at the NSC Office with Director of Sport Steve Ninvalle,who was accompanied by Assistant Directors of Sport Franklin Wilson and Melissa Dow-Richardson.
Discussions covered the GFF’s 2026 Calendar of Activities, planned and impending football development projects, and areas of collaboration between the GFF, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, and the NSC.
The engagement reflected a shared interest in aligning national priorities and institutional efforts to strengthen football development in a structured and coordinated manner.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Vice-President Adams formally presented the GFF’s 2024 Financial Audited Statement to Director Ninvalle.
The presentation formed part of the Federation’s standard governance practice, as the GFF conducts annual statutory audits of its financial activities.
“Transparency, accountability, and disciplined financial oversight guide how the GFF conducts its operations, ensuring that resources are managed responsibly and that the Federation remains properly positioned to support sustainable football development,” Adams said.
The GFF, in a post on its official social media page, reaffirmed its commitment to good governance, transparency, and continued engagement with national stakeholders in advancing football development nationwide.
(Modified Press Release from the GFF)
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