Minister and President of the Moroccan Football Federation, Fouzi Lekjaa has established himself as an indispensable figure in African football . This visionary is multiplying large-scale projects to propel Morocco to the top of world football.
While Spain thought it was directing the organization of the 2030 World Cup, the Iberian press fears Morocco’s growing influence. The kingdom is said to be actively maneuvering with FIFA to secure the most prestigious matches, including the final.
France and Morocco will begin the operational phase of their collaboration for the organization of the 2030 World Cup in early April. This key step aims to provide technical support and cutting-edge expertise to the Kingdom.
Morocco is emerging as the most attractive "country brand" in Africa in 2025. Driven by record tourism, an active sports diplomacy, and economic champions, the nation is consolidating its continental leadership.
Revelation of the season at Real Madrid, Thiago Pitarch is attracting the interest of the Moroccan national team. Eligible through his origins, the 18-year-old player has been presented with an ambitious project for the 2030 World Cup .
Morocco is intensifying its offensive on Spanish football to propel the Atlas Lions to the top. From the hunt for prodigy Thiago Pitarch to negotiations with Xavi Hernández, Rabat is deploying a massive influence strategy ahead of the 2030 World Cup.
The Agadir municipal council has approved the creation of a new 15,000-seat stadium in Tikiouine. This 300 million dirham project aims to strengthen the city’s infrastructure in preparation for the 2030 World Cup.
King Mohammed VI is expected to make a state visit to Paris between the summer and fall of 2026. This trip, prepared by Rabat and Paris, aims to seal an unprecedented treaty of friendship and strengthen the bilateral strategic partnership.
Madrid, Barcelona and Casablanca are competing to host the 2030 World Cup final. The president of the Spanish federation, Rafael Louzán, admitted that the choice of stadium remains uncertain in the face of Moroccan ambition.
The new terminal at Rabat-Salé Airport is now ready to international standards. This flagship project will quadruple the capacity of the capital, bringing it to 4 million passengers per year from its inauguration scheduled for the end of Ramadan.
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation has rejected the recruitment of Jorge Sampaoli to succeed Walid Regragui. The organization has finally favored Mohamed Ouahbi in order to maintain national leadership before the 2026 World Cup, despite advanced discussions with the Argentine.
Morocco is intensifying its pressure to host the 2030 World Cup final at the future grand stadium of Casablanca. Facing the candidacies of the Bernabéu and the Camp Nou, the Kingdom is claiming a leading role.