Moez Nasri: The incredible career path of Tunisia’s new FA president
Elected on Saturday, January 25, Moez Nasri has taken the helm as president of the Tunisian Football Federation (FTF), placing him at the forefront of sports news in Tunisia.
His appointment is generating both enthusiastic reactions and concerns regarding the federation’s future. Nasri’s election is viewed as a pivotal moment in the history of Tunisian football, with hopes that he can rejuvenate the sport in the country by focusing on developing new talents and achieving ambitious international goals. But who exactly is Moez Nasri?
Hailing from Bizerte, the 53-year-old Nasri is a trained lawyer. After obtaining his baccalaureate, he pursued legal studies at the University of Tunis El Manar before enhancing his education in .
His football journey began as the Secretary General of Club Bizertin, later joining its board of directors. On a national level, he has held various positions within the n Football Federation, including a role as a member of the indoor football commission, president of the independent electoral commission, and leader of the national appeals commission.
In addition to his work with the FTF, Nasri has served for many years as president of the appeals commission of the Tunisian Football Union and is currently a member of the appeals commission of the African Football Confederation (CAF), highlighting his expertise and commitment to football both nationally and internationally.
As the new president of the FTF, Moez Nasri faces several challenges, including managing the finances of Tunisian football, reforming existing structures, and developing programs aimed at improving the standards of clubs and the national team.
His vision is geared towards a more transparent and professional football landscape, with a particular emphasis on nurturing young talent and enhancing sports infrastructure, all in hopes of revitalizing Tunisian football in the years to come.
The 31st president of the Tunisian Football Federation, Moez Nasri, will be supported in his mission by an experienced team, including Vice President Houcine Jenayah, a former federation member.
Jenayah is a seasoned professional, bringing substantial experience, particularly from his past responsibilities with the national team.
His expertise and commitment to the development of Tunisian football will provide invaluable support to the FTF in executing the ambitious reforms and projects envisioned under Nasri’s presidency.
