A New Fan Zone Set Up on Avenue de la Victoire in Rabat
Rabat has opened a new fan zone on Avenue de la Victoire, giving football fans a central and accessible space to watch matches together during the tournament.
Fan Zone For World Cup 2022, Casablanca. Credit: Inwi
A new fan zone has been installed on Avenue de la Victoire, adding another public viewing space for supporters during the Africa Cup of Nations hosted in Morocco. Located in central Rabat, the site is designed to welcome fans who want to follow matches outside the stadium environment.
The fan zone features large screens and basic event infrastructure, allowing supporters to gather safely and share the match-day atmosphere. Its central location makes it easily accessible for residents and visitors staying in the city center.
This initiative reflects Rabat’s wider approach to turning the tournament into a city-wide experience, extending football celebrations into public spaces beyond official venues.
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