Heba Press: Oujda
The city of Nador hosted, Saturday, October 12 in the morning, the first stage of the second session of “Women’s steps towards victory”, organized by the Royal Moroccan University of Sports for All under the presidency of the former champion of world Nezha Badouane, on the occasion of National Women’s Day, under the supervision of the Ministry of National Education, Primary Education and Sports. In cooperation with the workers of the Nador region, with the participation of girls, young women and women from different social strata, brandishing a unified slogan: “We are running, why have you come?”
This sporting event, which contributed to the tourist influence of the city and highlighted its qualifications in various fields, is part of the strategy of the Royal Moroccan University of Sports for All aimed at stimulating the practice of sport, which has become a right constitutional. preserve health and create sporting dynamism across the different regions of the Kingdom and the birth of a healthy generation of male and female athletes of the future.
The start of the race (3 km) took place at eleven o’clock in the morning from Amghala Square, passing by certain historical monuments of the city due to their symbolism. This women’s sporting event therefore contributes to bringing civil society closer to its heritage. and urging it to preserve and enhance it because of its cultural value.
It should be noted that, during its first edition, the “No Women’s Victory” attracted more than 60,000 participants from various social strata and age groups, and included the towns of Nador (region of East – October 14, 2023), Dakhla (Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region – November 19, 2023), and Zagora (Draa region – Tafilalet – January 21, 2024), Smara (Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra region – January 28, 2024), Oujda (Eastern region – March 8, 2024), then Rabat (Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region – April 28, 2024).
Against all expectations, a pleasant surprise occurred at the first Nador station, as the number of participants reached 26 thousand, and Nador thus raised the ceiling.
