The RFEF president joined the opening session of the conference in Madrid, which brings together more than 500 participants from clubs, police authorities, all 55 UEFA member associations, security officials and other experts. “Organising a sporting event means ensuring that people can enjoy it with peace of mind and confidence,” Louzán said.
The RFEF has made its headquarters available to people evacuated by the wildfires affecting the Madrid and Castile and León regions.
He spent Sunday morning with nearly 300 displaced residents and emergency personnel. Since yesterday, the RFEF has been housing the most vulnerable evacuated families at its official residence, while Las Rozas City Council continues to provide comprehensive support to those affected.
RFEF president Rafael Louzán officially opened Spain's fan hub in New York as supporters gather ahead of the FIFA World Cup Final.
RFEF president Rafael Louzán brought together the Spanish football family at Casa España Dallas just hours before Spain's FIFA World Cup semi-final against France.
Spain held its final training session in Dallas on Monday ahead of Tuesday's FIFA World Cup semi-final against France.
The unanimous support from across Spain, the mass gatherings to watch the national team's matches, the millions tuning in on television, and the bond between the fans and the players are all demonstrating the unique ability of the Spanish National Team to bring the country together.
The RFEF President represented Spanish football during the official engagements ahead of the Round of 16 match at Dallas Stadium
RFEF President Rafael Louzán officially inaugurated the meeting point for Spain supporters ahead of Monday's Round of 16 clash against Portugal in Dallas
The RFEF President gained first-hand insight into the work being carried out by media professionals at one of the key operational hubs of the FIFA World Cup
Goals from Pedro Porro and a Mikel Oyarzabal brace at Los Angeles Stadium secured Spain's place in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 on Thursday.