I’m In a significant announcement from Rabat, Fouzi Lekjaa, President of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), has confirmed Morocco’s readiness to host pivotal matches in the 2030 World Cup. This tournament will be co-hosted alongside Spain and Portugal, marking a unique tri-national effort.
During an interview with Egypt’s On Time channel, Lekjaa shared insights into Morocco’s extensive preparations and the strategic vision behind their bid. He expressed confidence in Morocco’s capability to manage the demands of such a high-profile event, emphasizing the country’s modern infrastructure, rich cultural heritage, and ongoing strategic initiatives led by King Mohammed VI.
Morocco aims to represent the African continent with pride in this joint endeavor, ensuring it receives significant recognition and involvement. Lekjaa noted, “Morocco, as a representative of Africa in this tripartite arrangement, is guaranteed to get its fair share of the spotlight.”
The collaboration with Spain and Portugal extends beyond mere logistics, aiming to bridge continents through soccer. Lekjaa discussed recent conversations with counterparts from the co-host countries, focusing on a unified strategy that transcends borders. “We have agreed to view this as a single, cohesive organization spanning two continents and three countries,” he stated.
The FRMF president also highlighted the deeper symbolic significance of the World Cup’s joint organization, viewing it as a celebration of shared history and collaboration across the Mediterranean. Lekjaa concluded, “Our goal is to revive and celebrate the rich, shared heritage of our civilizations through this event.”
As Morocco continues its preparations, the anticipation for what could be a historically significant World Cup grows, promising to be more than just a series of football matches, but a celebration of unity and cultural exchange.
