Olympic Football : FIFA Executive Committee withdrew its proposal to discuss the eligibility criteria for the Men's Olympic Football tournaments. Instead, a task force comprising members of the international football family will be created to discuss this issue. No decision on Olympic football.It was expected that the U-23 age limit for Olympic football would be reduced to U-21 at this congress. But rather than any firm decision, a task force has been setup to figure out exactly what needs to be done. But the message was that football will remain an Olympic sport. Blatter suggested several different approaches, such as getting rid of the age limit altogether and allowing any player who hasn’t already played at a World Cup to compete.

Status :The Congress also approved amendments to the FIFA Statutes regarding the independence of member associations.

Profit Last year :: FIFA The World football’s governing body made a net profit of $184 million in 2008. FIFA's congress in the Bahamas heard a financial report which showed overall revenue of $957 million (World Cup with $556 million in television rights and $253 million from marketing deals) and expenses of $733 million. Next year's budget projects an income of $866 million and expenditure of 1.1 billion as the costs of the World Cup 2010.The budget for 2010 was passed by 99 % of delegates.

Age Limit :: Age limits removed on players switching nationality.A player with dual nationality had to choose his national team by the age of 21. The Algerian Football Association put forward a motion to remove that age limit, which was passed with a 58% majority.

Brazil 2014 :: In this congress the host cities chosen for Brazil 2014 FIFA World Cup .The 12 Brazilian host cities for the 2014 World Cup will be Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Cuiaba, Curitiba, Fortaleza, Manaus, Natal, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio De Janeiro, Salvador, Sao Paulo .

6+5 rule :: Sepp Blatter said 6+5 is “only a matter of time”, and he believes the Treaty of Lisbon will make it possible.He told "When and if the Lisbon Treaty is adopted,then we will come back to you and ask you if you're still behind us, supporting this rule, which is to protect the national teams, the training in clubs and the identity of these clubs. This is not only for Europe, but for the world.

Players Health :: Prof. Jiri Dvorak, FIFA's Chief Medical Officer, stressed that prevention has a significant impact on the reduction of injuries. This is particularly illustrated by "The 11+" a series of physical exercises created by FIFA's Medical Assessment and Research Centre (F-MARC) show that the practice of football is beneficial for health. FIFA has launched a campaign featuring international football stars to promote health through football. On 17-18 October 2009, the FIFA member associations will gather in Zurich for a FIFA Medical Network conference.

Doping Control ::FIFA is currently working, together with WADA, on a programme aimed at developing a biological passport, which, among other things, consists of a periodical examination of blood and urine. Almost 30,000 doping controls per year are conducted in football with an incidence of 0,3% (for anabolics, the annual incidence is 0,03 %). As WADA confirmed on 29 May, the 2009 FIFA Anti-Doping Regulations comply with the World Anti-Doping Code.

Stadium Security :: FIFA Supremo Joseph S. Blatter stated: "It is your duty in your association and with your clubs to ensure security of the Stadium . I know you do not have the power to do this alone. But you have to work together with the political authorities, the police or the army in your country to ensure that football is organised with security and order. We have instructed our referees and match commissioners to not kick off the game until order and security are ensured in and around the stadium. He also addressed "spectators should be seated, not standing. People are more quiet when they are seated. And there should be no fences. Fences in stadiums are not adequate."

Safeguarding the Value of Football : 98% of the FIFA Congress members voted in favour of a declaration about safeguarding the values of football and protecting the game and its players mainly the protection of players aged under 18 with regard to the principles of the integrity of competitions, the unpredictability of results, sporting ethics and fair play in all areas and at all levels of the global football pyramid.FIFA President said"The theme of this Congress is protecting the game, protecting the players,strengthening governance.We should search the consequences of the issue and find it's solutions to tackle the roots because welove the wonder ful game Football.