
Brazil Edges Morocco 1-0 in U17 Women's World Cup Opener
A bad start for the Moroccan under-17 national football team at the World Cup that started on Tuesday, October 11 in India. Morocco, who were facing Brazil, lost 1-0.

A bad start for the Moroccan under-17 national football team at the World Cup that started on Tuesday, October 11 in India. Morocco, who were facing Brazil, lost 1-0.

After holding Brazil in the first round of the friendly match, the Moroccan futsal national team lost on Sunday, October 9 at the Arena Multiuso Prefeito Estêner Soratto da Silva. The return match resulted in a victory for Brazil.

Announced as a clash of titans, the first round of the double friendly match between the Moroccan futsal selection and its Brazilian counterpart ended in a draw (0-0).

The Moroccan Futsal team is about to write a new page in its history by facing one of the greatest teams in the discipline: Brazil, in a friendly match on Friday and next Sunday.

After their two most recent friendly confrontations that took place in November 2021, Morocco and Brazil will meet again for two matches to be held on October 7 and 9.

At the end of last February, Morocco imported 41% of its national cereal needs from Brazil and Argentina , this in a very tense context of international markets.

The former Brazilian football star Ronaldinho has not forgotten his passage in 2013 in Morocco, and especially the welcome that had been reserved for him by the Moroccans.

The OCP group wants to strengthen its activities in Brazil. The construction of a unit is planned for the transformation of its products directly on site.

Faced with shortages and rising prices of raw materials, Brazil is considering diversifying its sources of fertilizer supply. The country wants to increase its imports from several countries, including Morocco.

In order to reduce its dependence on imports following the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Brazil has requested assistance from Morocco to ensure its supply of fertilizers.

The Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Alberto Franco França, announced that he will visit Morocco during the first half of 2022 in order to strengthen the cooperation ties between the two countries .

Brazil has announced the imminent signing of trade agreements with several Muslim countries, including Morocco, to increase its exports of agricultural products to this vast market.