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1 UEFA
UEFA f abrév.Association au sens des articles 60 et suivants du Code Civil Suisse, inscrite au Registre du commerce, neutre sur les plans politique et religieux, qui a notamment pour buts de traiter toutes les questions qui concernent le football européen, de promouvoir le football en Europe dans un esprit de paix, de compréhension et de fair-play, de préparer et d'organiser des compétitions internationales et des tournois internationaux de football européen, de sauvegarder les intérêts collectifs des associations membres de l'UEFA, d'assurer que les intérêts des différentes parties prenantes du football européen soient pris en compte de manière appropriée, de concilier les intérêts des associations membres de l'UEFA et d'arbitrer les différends entre celles-ci.► L'UEFA est une confédération reconnue par la FIFA, qui coopère et maintient de bonnes relations avec cette dernière et avec les autres confédérations de la FIFA. L'UEFA dispose de sept sièges au sein du Comité Exécutif de la FIFA, deux sièges de vice-présidents et cinq sièges de membre.
UEFA abbr.A society entered in the companies registry under the terms of Art. 60 et seq. of the Swiss Civil Code, that is neutral politically and religiously, and whose main objects are to deal with all questions relating to European football, to promote football in Europe in a spirit of peace, understanding and fair play, to organise and conduct international football competitions and international tournaments at European level, to safeguard the overall interests of UEFA member associations, to ensure that the needs of the different stakeholders in European football are properly taken into account, to respect the interests of UEFA member associations and to settle disputes between them.► UEFA is a confederation recognised by FIFA, with which it maintains good relations and cooperates, as well as with the other confederations recognised by FIFA. UEFA has seven places on the FIFA Executive Committee, including two vice-presidents and five members.
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2 Union des Associations Européennes de Football
UEFA f abrév.Association au sens des articles 60 et suivants du Code Civil Suisse, inscrite au Registre du commerce, neutre sur les plans politique et religieux, qui a notamment pour buts de traiter toutes les questions qui concernent le football européen, de promouvoir le football en Europe dans un esprit de paix, de compréhension et de fair-play, de préparer et d'organiser des compétitions internationales et des tournois internationaux de football européen, de sauvegarder les intérêts collectifs des associations membres de l'UEFA, d'assurer que les intérêts des différentes parties prenantes du football européen soient pris en compte de manière appropriée, de concilier les intérêts des associations membres de l'UEFA et d'arbitrer les différends entre celles-ci.► L'UEFA est une confédération reconnue par la FIFA, qui coopère et maintient de bonnes relations avec cette dernière et avec les autres confédérations de la FIFA. L'UEFA dispose de sept sièges au sein du Comité Exécutif de la FIFA, deux sièges de vice-présidents et cinq sièges de membre.
UEFA abbr.A society entered in the companies registry under the terms of Art. 60 et seq. of the Swiss Civil Code, that is neutral politically and religiously, and whose main objects are to deal with all questions relating to European football, to promote football in Europe in a spirit of peace, understanding and fair play, to organise and conduct international football competitions and international tournaments at European level, to safeguard the overall interests of UEFA member associations, to ensure that the needs of the different stakeholders in European football are properly taken into account, to respect the interests of UEFA member associations and to settle disputes between them.► UEFA is a confederation recognised by FIFA, with which it maintains good relations and cooperates, as well as with the other confederations recognised by FIFA. UEFA has seven places on the FIFA Executive Committee, including two vice-presidents and five members.
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