Two Haitian Representatives Join Permanent FIFA Committees
By Mardoche D’Aout · Port-au-Prince · · 1 min read · Updated 24 April 2026
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The Haitian Football Federation (FHF) proudly announced the appointment of two of its leaders to permanent committees of the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA).
Ms. Monique André, President of the FHF Normalization Committee, has been appointed a member of the FIFA Women's National Team Competitions Committee. Meanwhile, Mr. Patrick Massénat, Secretary General of the FHF, joins the Futsal Committee of the global body.
These appointments reflect FIFA's recognition of the FHF's commitment and work in developing Haitian football, particularly in women's football and futsal, two rapidly growing disciplines in the country.
For the Federation, these designations represent a mark of confidence and a valuable opportunity to strengthen Haiti's voice within international football governance structures. They also demonstrate FIFA's desire to further involve Haitian stakeholders in decision-making regarding the future of the beautiful game.
The FHF extended its warmest congratulations to Ms. Monique André and Mr. Patrick Massénat for this distinction, wishing them full success in their new responsibilities within the highest global football authority.
“These appointments reward the Federation's constant efforts in promoting and structuring football in Haiti. They also pave the way for even closer collaboration between the FHF and FIFA in pursuing our common goals,” the Federation emphasized in its statement.
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