Incumbent Mohammad Tayyab Ikram is poised to extend his tenure as the International Hockey Federation (FIH) president for another four years, as he stands unopposed in the upcoming elections. The nomination period concluded on August 31, and the Elections Oversight Panel (EOP) has verified that all submissions met the required standards.
Ikram, a Pakistan-born Macau native, initially took over the presidency in 2022 for a two-year term following Narinder Batra's resignation. This upcoming term will mark his first full four-year tenure.
Alongside Ikram's uncontested bid, three candidates have emerged for each of the two Executive Board member positions (male and female). Elections for these roles will be held at the 49th FIH Congress in Muscat on November 9.
Tags: #Hockey#FIH#Elections#MohammadTayyabIkram#ExecutiveBoard
Read more
Share:
Japan's Men's Hockey Team Aims for Asian Champions Trophy Glory
Kenyan Man Dies After Killing Ugandan Olympic Runner in Gender-Based Violence Attack