HIBAPRESS – Sports
Fouzi Lekjaa, president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, and Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi, participated on Friday in a live meeting with youth via the "Youth Passport" platform, where they discussed the reasons for the success of Moroccan football and its development project at various levels.
Lekjaa affirmed that the establishment of the Mohammed VI Football Academy in 2008 under the supervision of the King was the foundation for qualifying national competencies and enabling them to compete internationally. He also stressed that major sporting events have a wide economic and social impact, from developing youth skills and creating job opportunities to supporting small businesses. He added that the Moroccan national team relies on accumulating experience across age groups to build a strong base that represents Morocco in the best image, while the success of clubs is linked to the development of infrastructure and economic capacity, indicating the presence of great talents that need support to continue achieving achievements.
