Fès received the first batch of new urban buses under Morocco’s nationwide mobility upgrade covering 84 cities. The fresh fleet, reportedly Yutong-made, adds comfort, accessibility, and reliability, moving the city toward smarter, citizen-first transport.
Fans from around the world are joining Africa’s biggest football event. France leads AFCON 2025 ticket sales outside Africa with over 100,000 tickets, followed by Belgium, the Netherlands, and the UK, showing how Morocco’s tournament is turning into a truly global celebration.
Moroccan national team, Photo credit: FRMF Strategic Preparation for AFCON Morocco 2025 The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has announced that the national team will stage two friendly matches in The Grand Stadium Of Tangier, as part of its final preparations for the Africa Cup of ...
CAF and Morocco’s organising committee have opened the second phase of AFCON 2025 ticket and hospitality sales. Fans from 135 countries have already bought their seats, turning Morocco’s tournament into the most international Africa Cup of Nations ever.
Morocco has committed more than MAD 209 million to upgrade the Prince Moulay El Hassan Stadium in Rabat as part of its 2025 AFCON and 2030 World Cup hosting push, a tangible investment that speaks to ambition, legacy and African football’s future.
Morocco’s AFCON 2025 host organisers recently announced dedicated ticketing and accessibility services for persons with disabilities, signalling a shift in African football’s approach to inclusivity and event legacy.
Morocco’s Lamalif Group has transformed Rabat’s new Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium into a glowing landmark. Through cutting-edge lighting design and cultural symbolism, the company proves that national expertise can meet world standards as Morocco prepares for AFCON 2025 and beyond.
