Dr. Sahu Khan joins six other members that make up the OFC Executive Committee and their term expires in 2014. #David Chung from Papua New Guinea Football Association was elected unopposed as OFC President for a four-year term after New Zealand Football’s Fred de Jong and Frank van Hattum withdrew their nominations. #The following were the outcome from the 21st OFC Congress which was also attended by FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter and FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke.#The meeting began with good news from the FIFA President who announced that extra profits from the 2010 FIFA World Cup would be distributed across the region for development purposes. #”I can confirm a special bonus of USD $2.5 million to add to the USD $5 million that the Confederation was projected to receive from FIFA during 2011. This is on top of a bonus given to each Member Association of USD $300,000.”#Formal proceedings followed with President Blatter stressing the significance of the occasion. #”It is a very important Congress for you today because OFC passed a difficult time at the end of last year with allegations regarding OFC members,” he said, referring to the FIFA Ethics Committee hearings against former President Reynald Temarii of Tahiti and Tongan executive member Ahongalu Fusimalohi. #Results#Election of Members (7) of the OFC Executive Committee 2011-2014#The following representatives were elected to the OFC Executive (listed alphabetically):#Martin Alufurai (Solomon Islands Football Federation)#Fred de Jong (New Zealand Football)#Lee Harmon (Cook Islands Football Association)#Dr Sahu Khan (Fiji Football Association)#Lambert Maltock (Vanuatu Football Federation)#Toetu Petana (Football Federation Samoa)#Honourable Ve’ehala (Tonga Football Association)#OFC President 2011-2014#David Chung (Papua New Guinea Football Association)# Fiji FA MEDIA#
Fiji FA President elected in OFC Executive Committee
