Infantino proposes consultations to improve FIFA's decision-making mechanism
The FIFA President intends to consult with the Confederations, Members and other stakeholders on the development of the decision-making process within the organization.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has announced his intention to propose a broad consultation on improving the organization's decision-making mechanism.
According to the announcement, these proposed consultations will include continental federations and FIFA member associations, as well as other parties concerned with international football affairs.
The full details of these consultations, including the proposed timetable or mechanism through which views will be collected and applied to FIFA's decision-making structure, have not yet been determined.
The proposal comes at a time when the world of football is witnessing frequent debates about management transparency and governance within international football bodies.
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