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The President of the Jamaica Football Federation, Mr Michael Ricketts and Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia \"Babsy\" Grange. Image source: Minister Babsy Grange, JFF Instagrams

Kingston, August 11 - The Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia Grange and the President of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), Mr Michael Ricketts, this afternoon signed the Guarantee Agreements for the co-hosting of the 2031 FIFA Senior Women’s World Cup alongside the United States, Costa Rica and Mexico.

The signing took place at the offices of the Ministry at Trafalgar Road in St. Andrew.

Minister Grange said that “With the Signing, the Government of Jamaica and the Jamaica Football Federation will partner with FIFA in fulfilling the responsibilities and deliverables associated with Jamaica’s hosting obligations. These include establishing legal mechanisms for guarantees, bonds, declarations .”

The signed Guarantee Agreements include Visas, Permits, Immigration and Check-in Procedures, Safety and Security, Waiver, Indemnification and Other Legal Issues.

Cabinet has also approved a Local Organising Committee which will be established to oversee the management of Jamaica’s obligations and the budgetary impact of the obligations. The Committee will be made up of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Ministry of Tourism, and Departments and Agencies which will partner with the JFF and the Private Sector on the oversight body.

The Sport Minister said Jamaica’s hosting of the FIFA Women’s World Cup presents an opportunity for showcasing gender mainstreaming, whilst providing an inspiration for girls’ participation in sport, institutionalising national pride and unity, and job creation in events, security, and the tourism sectors.

“It also gives us bragging rights as the first Caribbean nation to host Women’s World Cup matches. Jamaica will host three to five Group Stage matches and one match in the Round of 32.

Source: Minister Babsy Grange, JFF Instagrams

The President of the Jamaica Football Federation, Mr Michael Ricketts and Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia \"Babsy\" Grange. Image source: Minister Babsy Grange, JFF Instagrams

Kingston, August 11 - The Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia Grange and the President of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), Mr Michael Ricketts, this afternoon signed the Guarantee Agreements for the co-hosting of the 2031 FIFA Senior Women’s World Cup alongside the United States, Costa Rica and Mexico.

The signing took place at the offices of the Ministry at Trafalgar Road in St. Andrew.

Minister Grange said that “With the Signing, the Government of Jamaica and the Jamaica Football Federation will partner with FIFA in fulfilling the responsibilities and deliverables associated with Jamaica’s hosting obligations. These include establishing legal mechanisms for guarantees, bonds, declarations .”

The signed Guarantee Agreements include Visas, Permits, Immigration and Check-in Procedures, Safety and Security, Waiver, Indemnification and Other Legal Issues.

Cabinet has also approved a Local Organising Committee which will be established to oversee the management of Jamaica’s obligations and the budgetary impact of the obligations. The Committee will be made up of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Ministry of Tourism, and Departments and Agencies which will partner with the JFF and the Private Sector on the oversight body.

The Sport Minister said Jamaica’s hosting of the FIFA Women’s World Cup presents an opportunity for showcasing gender mainstreaming, whilst providing an inspiration for girls’ participation in sport, institutionalising national pride and unity, and job creation in events, security, and the tourism sectors.

“It also gives us bragging rights as the first Caribbean nation to host Women’s World Cup matches. Jamaica will host three to five Group Stage matches and one match in the Round of 32.

Source: Minister Babsy Grange, JFF Instagrams

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