Fouzi Lekjaa’s Maghareb Podcast interview offers a rare look into Morocco’s football transformation, from elite infrastructure and scouting to CAF strategy and the 2030 World Cup vision.
World Cup 2030
La Liga could make history by hosting an official match in Morocco, with Casablanca positioned as the leading destination in its global expansion strategy.
The road to 2030 officially heats up this week. Starting Monday, March 9, 2026, a high-level FIFA delegation has launched a decisive two-week inspection tour across Spain, Portugal, and Morocco. With six world-class venues on the table, including the revolutionary Grand Stade Hassan II, Morocco is ...
Morocco offers to host the Spain–Argentina Finalissima amid uncertainty in Doha, positioning itself as a neutral and strategic venue ahead of World Cup 2030.
World Cup 2030 is reshaping Morocco through accelerated infrastructure and mobility projects, strengthening long-term regional development and cross-border cooperation.
Fouzi Lekjaa urges closer public–private coordination to ensure a successful and high-impact organization of the 2030 World Cup.
World Cup 2030 is set to transform Mediterranean economic relations, turning football rivalry into a strategic business alliance linking Morocco, Spain, and Portugal.