Rabat: Inaugurated in 2009 under the initiative of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the Academy is behind the success of Moroccan football, notes the publication in an article on its
Casablanca: El Mahjoub Dazza claimed the title after covering the 42.195 km distance in 2h 09min 43sec, ahead of his compatriot Omar Ait Chitachen (2h 10min 31sec), while Kenya’s Mathew
Rabat: Finishing third in Group A with three points, Morocco secured its place in the knockout stage after defeating Costa Rica 3-1 on Friday evening. For its part, North Korea
Rabat: Morocco secured a 3-1 victory over Costa Rica in a match of the 2025 U17 Women’s World Cup. The match saw Morocco take the lead early with a goal
Rabat: AIPS Africa Head Thiam has declared the Mohammed VI Football Academy a significant source of pride for Africa. In a recent press statement, Thiam, who also leads the Senegalese
Rabat: Thanks to a clear and visionary Royal strategy, Morocco continues to shine on the global football stage, winning the U20 World Cup for the first time, a triumph that
Rabat: Moroccan football has reached new heights under the visionary leadership of His Majesty the King, as emphasized by the President of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), Lekjaa. He
Rabat: Moroccan football has been making significant strides on the global stage, a feat attributed to a long-term strategic vision rooted in royal foresight.
According to Agence Marocaine De
Rabat: The city was awash in red and green, with thousands of supporters from across the Kingdom filling the streets of the capital to greet their young heroes-the architects of
Rabat: In statements to the press following a ceremony hosted by HM the King and presided over, upon the Sovereign’s High Instructions, by HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, the
Warsaw: Moroccan football continues to achieve success thanks to a long-term national strategy, wrote “Gazeta Wyborcza,” one of Poland’s leading newspapers.
According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, “the young Moroccan
Rabat: Since the afternoon, hundreds of supporters gathered along Mohammed V and Hassan II avenues and on nearby main squares, awaiting the players’ passage on an open-top bus. They waved
