The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has partnered with the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), in a bid to enhance infrastructure development across Africa.

Under the partnership, CAF will receive support from FIFA in the form of technical assistance and financial resources to help build new stadiums, improve existing ones, and develop grassroots football programs in Africa.

"This partnership is a major milestone for us at CAF as it will help us achieve our goal of developing football on the continent," said CAF President Ahmad Ahmad.

"The support we will receive from FIFA will be instrumental in helping us build more modern and sustainable football facilities that can accommodate the growing number of fans and players across the continent."

According to FIFA's Vice-President of Technical Development, Jerome Valcke, the partnership between the two organizations will help to promote the growth of football on the continent.

"We believe that this partnership will have a positive impact on the development of football on the continent, and we look forward to working closely with CAF to achieve our shared goals," he said.

The partnership also comes at a time when there is a growing demand for football facilities across Africa, as more people become interested in the sport and want to participate in it.

To meet this demand, CAF has been working to build more stadiums, improve existing ones, and develop grassroots football programs in order to provide access to football for all.

With the support of FIFA, these efforts will be further enhanced, making it possible for more Africans to enjoy the benefits of football.

In conclusion, the partnership between CAF and FIFA is a significant step towards enhancing infrastructure development in Africa, and it is hoped that it will lead to the growth of football on the continent.