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The Mohammed VI Foundation for Health Sciences (FM6SS) through its Health and Sport division, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) announced the launch of the first university diploma in “Football pathologies in Morocco”. The first module began this Tuesday, October 22, 2024 and will take place over a period of three days.
Placed under the aegis of the Mohammed VI Foundation for Sciences and Health, which positions itself as a leader in the development of sports medicine and surgery, this diploma aims to train specialized health professionals capable of identify and treat pathologies specific to footballers.
Established as part of a framework partnership between the Royal Moroccan Football Federation and the Mohammed VI Foundation for Science and Health, this innovative program is part of a dynamic of upgrading and continuing training, essential to meet the needs of increasing demands of high-level sport.
As the 2030 World Cup approaches, co-organized by Morocco, Portugal and Spain, this diploma acquires a significant international scope. High-level experts, recognized in the field of football, will share their valuable knowledge and expertise during this training. They come from prestigious establishments in Europe, thus offering an enriching exchange of experiences. Furthermore, many sports doctors involved in this initiative are also involved in monitoring Botola clubs, thus strengthening the synergies between theory and professional practice.
The launch of this diploma will not only strengthen the skills of health professionals, but also the culture of prevention and care adapted to the specificities of football. Through this initiative, we are creating a framework conducive to medical excellence in football.
