Morocco, Algeria and Senegal headline a fiercely competitive Group A at the Women’s AFCON 2026, hosted in Rabat.
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Gims is set to present his second major project in Morocco at a keynote in Marrakech, combining real estate, investment, and long-term economic vision.
Morocco is exploring the possibility of involving Andrés Iniesta in its national football project as part of a long-term strategy toward 2030.
King Mohammed VI has praised Morocco’s successful hosting of CAN 2025, highlighting unity, development, and Africa-wide fraternity.
The Tunisian Football Federation has officially praised Morocco’s organization of CAN 2025, highlighting professionalism, hospitality and infrastructure.
Royal Air Maroc expands its Italian network with a new direct Verona–Casablanca route, strengthening connections to Africa and the Americas.
Despite losing the final, Morocco’s AFCON 2025 delivered historic economic, industrial and infrastructure gains with long-term impact.