
Legal
A 10-strong KBS delegation, led by Mr. Ahmad Faedzal Bin Md Ramli, Undersecretary, International Relations Division, was hosted by the Integrity Unit of the AFC Legal Department for a fruitful visit that provided a deeper understanding of the Confederation’s integrity measures.
The Integrity Unit delved into a range of topics through a series of presentations to the KBS, spanning integrity measures adopted by the AFC as well as the AFC’s disciplinary procedures and anti-doping framework. Sportradar, the AFC’s integrity service provider, also shared insights into the intel collection and monitoring support services provided to the AFC, including an explanation on their Universal Fraud Detection System that helps to combat match-fixing.
KBS visit to AFC House
AFC General Secretary, Datuk Seri Windsor John, noted that the session with the KBS is strongly aligned with the Confederation’s unwavering efforts to preserve the well-being of Asian football and reaffirmed the importance of close collaborations with key stakeholders to maintain integrity across the sporting landscape.
“Integrity is at the very heart of the AFC’s Mission and Vision,” the AFC General Secretary said. “We therefore see today’s visit as a valuable opportunity to share our experiences and best practices in the realms of sports integrity.
“As the Ministry responsible for sports development in Malaysia, KBS plays a central role in shaping the future of Malaysian sport. Your initiatives are crucial in ensuring that the sports sector continues to grow, and clearly reflect leadership in embedding professionalism, integrity, and good governance within Malaysian sport.
“I am confident that this visit will provide the KBS with invaluable insights and facilitate useful knowledge exchange, to further elevate your integrity programmes and frameworks, and contribute further towards enhancing the safeguard of sport overall.”





