Chinese Football Association
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www.fa.org.cnAddress
Easton Centre Tower A (15F),
18 Guangqu Road,
Chaoyang District,
100022 BEIJING
China PR
Vice President
DU Zhaocai
Media And Communication Manager
DAI Xiaowei
National Coach Men
Aleksandar JANKOVIC
National Coach Women
SHUI Qingxia
Chairperson of the Referees Committee
SUN Baojie
Referee Coordinator
MAO Heming
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Who can apply?
Lawyers, doctors or sports administrators with an interest in anti-doping from international or national Federations, clubs, leagues, player unions, law firms, laboratories, private institutions, etc.
Requirements
• Availability to follow 3 modules of 4 days each over the course, including preparatory reading and participation in class work. • Preparing practical cases in advance based on materials provided at the beginning of each module.
Benefits
• In-depth analysis of the institutional and regulatory framework of anti-doping. • Introduction to scientific aspects of anti-doping.
Enrichment area 2 - Korean Organisation
President
Kohzo TASHIMA
Vice President
Kazumichi IWAGAMI
Mitsuru MURAI
Murray Kikuko OKAJMA
Yoshinori HAYASHI
General Secretary
Kiyotaka SUHARA
Treasurer
Masashi FUKUDA
Tsuyoshi NISHIMOTO
Media And Communication Manager
Hideki KATO
Technical Director
Yasuharu SORIMACHI
National Coach Men
Hajime MORIYASU
National Coach Women
Futoshi IKEDA
Referee Coordinator
Rika KIKUSHIMA
Futsal Coordinator
Tsuyoshi KITAZAWA
As an important step in ensuring that any disputes concerning the Football Agent Services are resolved fairly and equally for all participants in the transfer system, FIFA dispute resolution systems are being reintroduced under the FFAR for disputes arising out of, or in connection with, a Representation Agreement with an international dimension. In other words, FIFA will have jurisdiction to resolve disputes involving Football Agents in relation to Representation Agreements with an international dimension.
A Representation Agreement will have an international dimension whenever:
it governs Football Agent Services related to a specified transaction in connection with an international transfer (or a move of a coach to a club affiliated to a different member association than their previous employer or the move of a coach to another member association than their previous employer); or
it governs Football Agent Services related to more than one specified transaction, one of which is connected to an international transfer (or a move of a coach to a club affiliated to a different member association than their previous employer or the move of a coach to another member association than their previous employer).
The procedural costs for such disputes will be free of charge.
The Agents Chamber of the Football Tribunal will deal with any disputes as from 1 July 2023 and regarding Representation Agreements entered into by a football agent and Clients on or after the said date. All other disputes shall remain with the relevant dispute resolution bodies of FIFA member associations.
The Agents Chamber shall be composed of: a) a chairperson and one deputy chairperson; and b) the necessary number of members as decided by the FIFA Council, appointed at the proposal of member associations, confederations, players, clubs, leagues, and football agents.