FIFA/SOS ambassadors Asia 

Following footballers from Asia are "FIFA for SOS Children's Villages" ambassadors:

Jamal Abu Abed (Jordan), Mahmoud El-Khatib (Egypt), Myoung-Bo Hong (Korea), Kakha Kaladze (Georgia), Byung-Ji Kim (Korea), Wen Lirong (China), Su Maozhen (China), Ahmad Hasan Al-Shaar (Syria), Mordechai Shpigler (Israel), Kurniawan Dwi Yulianto (Indonesia)

Middle East: Mahmoud El-Khatieb

Middle East: Mahmoud El-Khatieb

Mahmoud El-Khatieb, a former Egyptian national team captain and arguably the country's most famous football player, is among the many prominent names on the list of FIFA/SOS ambassadors. El-Khatib serves in the special role as ambassador for the Middle East region. More...

Israel: Mordechai Shpigler

Mordechai Shpigler, the former captain of the Israeli national team and one of the country's finest football players, joined the long list of FIFA/SOS Ambassadors in 2002. More...
Jordan: Jamal Abu Abed

Jordan: Jamal Abu Abed

Jamal Abu Abed, the former captain of the Jordanian national squad, was officially named FIFA/SOS Ambassador on 2 June 2004 in a ceremony at the headquarters of the Jordanian national football association. More...

Georgia: Kakha Kaladze

Kakha Kaladze, captain of Georgia's national team, was awarded his official "FIFA for SOS Children's Villages" ambassador's certificate in a ceremony at the SOS Children's Village in Tbilisi at the end of 2005. More...
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