WMF General Assembly 2025 in Baku
The World Minifootball Federation (WMF) successfully wrapped up its General Assembly 2025 in Baku, Azerbaijan, marking a landmark moment for the global Minifootball community. The event brought together national federations, key stakeholders, and sports leaders to shape the future of the sport.
WMF President Filip Juda officially opened the assembly, emphasizing unity, development, and innovation as cornerstones for progress. Azerbaijan’s Minifootball Federation President, Orkhan Mammadov, welcomed global dignitaries and proudly invited the international Minifootball family to return to Baku for the WMF World Cup 2025, cementing the city’s reputation as a premier hub for the sport.
Among the notable announcements, the African Minifootball Confederation received official recognition from the Association of African Sports Confederations (AASC/OKSA), marking a historic step in expanding Minifootball’s legitimacy across the African continent.
Adding to the celebration, WMF proudly welcomed new family members from across the globe, further strengthening its international presence. The latest nations to join the federation are:
– Argentina
– Belgium
– Benin
– Bosnia and Herzegovina
– Chad
– Costa Rica
– Guinea
– Morocco
– Slovenia
– Uganda
– Uzbekistan
With fresh initiatives and a strengthened vision, the General Assembly 2025 has set the stage for an electrifying WMF World Cup 2025 and a bright future for global Minifootball.
