President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, has secured a seat on the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Executive Committee (EXCO).

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His tenure will last four years, from 2025 to 2029.

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Okraku was elected unopposed and will now be part of the 24-member committee responsible for overseeing African football.

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His appointment reflects recognition of his leadership at the GFA, where he has prioritized transparency, grassroots football, women's football, and youth development since taking charge in 2019.

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With Ghana’s strong football tradition, his role on the CAF EXCO is expected to strengthen the country’s influence in shaping football policies across Africa.

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He now joins a distinguished list of Ghanaians who have served on the committee, including Ohene Djan, Kobina Hagan, Nana Fredua Mensah, Samuel Okyere, and Kwesi Nyantakyi.

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Meanwhile, Okraku's journey in football administration began with his involvement in club football. He was the Executive Chairman of Dreams FC, a club he helped establish and develop.

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His success at the club level paved the way for his election as GFA President, where he has focused on revitalizing domestic football, enhancing youth development, and promoting women's football.

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