This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – A. Mahyawi
Today, Friday, November 29, the city of Meknes witnessed a significant sporting event with the handover of the Honorable Stadium after the completion of its rehabilitation work, supervised by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation. This project is part of the university’s strategy to develop sports infrastructure in the Kingdom.
Presentation ceremony details
The handover ceremony was chaired by Mohamed Godard, second vice-president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, in the presence of the prefectural officer of Meknes, the head of the community of Meknes and civil and military personalities. Members of the office also participated in the Meknassi club team’s march, in the absence of official media invitations to cover the event.
Rehabilitation work completed
According to the university’s statement, the rehabilitation process included several improvements that bring the stadium into compliance with modern standards, including:
The field: has been redone with natural grass.
Lighting: Installation of an advanced, high-quality lighting system.
Electronic equipment: installation of a large screen and modern advertising panels.
Security and surveillance: Adopt an integrated camera system.
Acoustics: developing audio systems with modern amplifiers.
Supporting Facilities: Improved clothing warehouses, equipped medical facilities, and added doping control and meeting rooms.
Stands: Equip them with modern chairs and create special spaces for journalists, including a stage, a seminar room and a newsroom.
Public facilities: Improve corridors, entrances and toilets to ensure public comfort and ease of movement.
University strategy
The rehabilitation of the Honorable Stadium is part of the development plan for the national stadiums of the Royal Moroccan Football League, since a certain number of stadiums were handed over to Moroccan clubs after their rehabilitation, thus ensuring the provision of sports spaces meeting the aspirations of players and supporters. , and raise the level of national football.
This project reflects the university’s continued commitment to strengthening sports infrastructure, which contributes to strengthening the Kingdom’s presence at the continental and international levels in the field of football.
