A Message of Equity from Female Referees
The referee from Rwanda who obtained FIFA’s referee license in 2012 is one of the three main female referees to take charge in World Cup 2022.
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The female referee from Rwanda, Salima Mukansanga, is answering media questions in the mixed zone area of the Qatar Sports Club Stadium, Friday (11/18/2022).
DOHA, KOMPAS — The World Cup 2022 will be a historic moment for the development of female match officials in the world. For the first time in World Cup history, FIFA is involving female referees and assistant referees. In Qatar, six female referees will be in charge.
Salima Mukansanga appeared to be the cutest of the referees taking part in a match simulation and physical training on Friday (18/11/2022) at the Qatar Sports Club Stadium, Doha. Although her height only measures 1.5 meters, Mukansanga has recorded many big achievements in her career.