International Course for Women Referees Launched at Jordanian Football Association Headquarters in Partnership with FIFA

The International Course for Women Referees kicked off at the Jordanian Football Association headquarters in collaboration with FIFA. The program, running until September 9th, features theoretical lessons and practical drills led by Spanish instructor Marisa Villa.

The 26th edition of the course sees the participation of 26 referees: Israa Mubaidin, Haneen Murad, Islam Al-Abadi, Israa Al-Majali, Alaa Al-Badawi, Amal Sabah, Razan Ghaith, Marah Hassoun, Ikhlas Al-Sharaa, Roya Al-Atawneh, Bayan Bakirat, Enas Al-Mallah, Rahaf Al-Akhras, Majd Kafia, Haya Al-Wahadna, Haya Al-Majali, Yasmine Salama, Anoud Mohsen, Nour Al-Abdallat, Bayan Zakarneh, Israa Jabbarat, Maysara Al-Daja, Marwaa Doudin, Shams Ahmed, Bisan Abu Ajamiya, Anwar Shubilat.

This initiative is part of the Football Association’s ongoing efforts to elevate the standard of Jordanian referees, enhance their skills in overseeing both domestic and international matches, and provide them with valuable experience. The ultimate goal is to nurture a new crop of exceptional referees ready for the challenges that lie ahead.

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