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The Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the Local Organising Committee (LOC) have reaffirmed their commitment to providing world-class working conditions for accredited media during the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025.
Central to this plan is the Main Media Centre in Rabat, which will serve as the operational hub for journalists and broadcasters throughout the tournament. The facility will open on 17 December 2025 and remain operational until the final on 18 January 2026, offering modern workspaces, high-capacity connectivity, and coordinated logistical support.
To simplify administrative procedures, the LOC has integrated media services into the official YALLA digital platform, which handles e-Visa applications, Fan IDs, ticketing, and access credentials. Dedicated assistance channels, including direct communication lines, will support accredited media before and during the competition.
CAF confirmed strong global interest, with over 5,400 media accreditation requests already received. A detailed media transportation plan, including complimentary shuttle services across host cities, will be released ahead of the tournament.
These measures reflect Morocco’s ambition to deliver an AFCON edition that meets international standards, placing media operations at the heart of the tournament’s global presentation.
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