Amman: An international referee course, organized by the Jordan Football Association (JFA), in collaboration with FIFA, kicked off on Thursday in Amman and will run until next Sunday. Supervised by Spanish international expert, David Fernandez, the event offers theoretical and practical sessions, designed to enhance the participants' skills and keep pace with developments in football-related laws.
According to Jordan News Agency, the course sees the attendance of 31 referees and is part of the JFA's ongoing effort to cultivate a generation of skilled referees, as stated in a JFA statement. This initiative aligns with the JFA's methodology over the past two years, aiming to train young referees to increase their efficiency in officiating matches at both national and international levels.