JAKARTA (2 Nov 2015) – Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Monday met FIFA officials in Jakarta for crisis talks nearly six months after football’s governing body banned his country from international competition.
Indonesia was suspended in May after the government attempted to replace the country’s football association, known as the PSSI, at the height of a long-running feud.
The government insisted that taking on the PSSI, which has long been dogged by allegations of corruption and mismanagement, was a necessary step to clean up Indonesian football, which has for years been beset by crises.
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