HIBAPRESS In the framework of the recognition policy pursued by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, the latter honored, today, Sunday, a group of former international players who played in the ranks of the first national team in previous periods, and who belong to the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima regional league, in appreciation of their sports career and their great contributions to the development of national football.
The Federation stated in a statement published on its official website that this honoring "constituted a moving moment that brought to the forefront names that made the glory of Moroccan football in previous periods, and immortalized their presence in the memory of followers and the public." It clarified that the honored players went today to the residence of the national team in the city of Tangier, where they were warmly received by the current national team players and the technical staff. The meeting, the statement adds, witnessed a friendly atmosphere characterized by a spirit of respect and appreciation, where the honored players and members of the national team exchanged conversations about the course of national football and its development, emphasizing that "the current players learned up close about the experiences of the former players, who paved the way for new generations." The same source added that this meeting "was not limited to the honorary dimension only, but also carried a symbolic dimension that reflects the value of communication between generations, and confirms the importance of recognizing those who served the national jersey with dedication and sincerity." The meeting also constituted "an opportunity for young players to benefit from the extensive experiences of the veterans, and to draw inspiration from the spirit of giving and responsibility that characterized their careers." The statement concluded by saying, "With this honoring, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation confirms its continuation in consolidating the culture of recognition, and encouraging all initiatives that connect the past with the present, and enhance the spirit of belonging within the Moroccan football family."
