Kieron Edwards, President of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA), has been appointed to FIFA’s Development Committee for the 2025-2029 term. This significant appointment was confirmed during a FIFA Council meeting on October 2, with the TTFA officially announcing the news on October 9. The FIFA Development Committee plays a crucial role in advising and supporting the FIFA Council on global football development strategies, including infrastructure projects, grassroots initiatives, and capacity-building efforts across member associations. Edwards’ appointment marks a notable achievement for Trinidad and Tobago’s football leadership on the international stage. Additionally, Roxanne Herbert, another Trinidadian official, was appointed to the FIFA Beach Soccer Committee. These appointments were part of a broader selection process involving FIFA’s 211 member associations and six confederations. Edwards, who was elected TTFA President in April 2024, expressed his honor at the appointment, emphasizing its significance for both his personal career and Trinidad and Tobago’s football development. He pledged to contribute meaningfully to global football discussions while ensuring that Trinidad and Tobago benefits from FIFA’s policies and programs. The TTFA congratulated Edwards on his prestigious appointment and expressed optimism about strengthening ties with FIFA and its member associations.
TTFA president Kieron Edwards appointed to Fifa Development Committee
