Role & Events
FAM is the governing body for football in the Maldives. It organizes the zone tournaments and the Dhivehi League, FA cup Maldives, Cup Winners Cup. Maldivian football is divided by FAM in to a 3 tier entity, in which the 1st Division consists of 6 clubs. The number of clubs in the 2nd and 3rd division has been quite inconsistent. So has been the method and relegation rules so far. FAM is directly responsible for the organization of the individual matches, in which the referees come directly under the association and is not a separate entity, but rather as a referee's committee. It has been noted even in the season of 2007, many officials directly involved with club have been appointed as match commissioners in certain divisions. 20 July 2008 at 0900hrs FAM held its first ever election according to FIFA and AFC Statutes and Mr. Ali Azim has been elected as the current President of FAM Maldives and the Executive Committee Members were elected respectively. Hiyalee Mohamed Rasheed is the Vice President.
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