He's also the 2nd Singaporean official to referee at the Women's World Cup 👏
Singapore football referee Taqi Jahari is being selected as a video match official for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.
With this appointment, Taqi is set to become the first Singaporean to officiate in both the men's and women's World Cups. He will also be the second Singaporean official to referee at the Women's World Cup, after Abirami Naidu in the 2015 edition. "From the selected referees, we expect a rigorous and focused preparation for the Women’s World Cup."
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