HIBAPRESS – Mohamed Manfalouti
After the brilliant success achieved by Moroccan sports diplomacy in football under the wise leadership of King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, and after the Moroccan investment in the infrastructure of football stadiums that won the admiration of the international football system, and after the distinguished organization that Morocco alone held while hosting the continental version, after this and that, the controversial Algerian sports commentator "Hafeez Darragi" did not wait long until he came out with a tweet entitled ""Algeria only has its sons".., as if the man had replicated the Moroccan experience in construction and building with the hands of the honorable national Moroccans.
Darragi, who wrote interactively, said: "In parallel with the need to invest in the human element intellectually, educationally, morally, scientifically and technologically, and invest in our different economic capabilities, it is time to focus on the world of football as one of the doors of growth and prosperity and self-affirmation."
After the great success of the Moroccan experience in sports as a parallel diplomacy, Darragi continued his saying as if he were citing the Moroccan experience in this regard, where he said:
Sports is no longer just fun, play and entertainment, but has turned into a part of an integrated community project that contributes to building the human being, developing infrastructure, and achieving economic development in the fields of industry, trade, culture, media and tourism.
After the great success that Morocco has shown in organization and in possessing all human and material resources, Darragi stood as if he were replicating the Moroccan experience, singing by saying:
"Algeria possesses the human resources, material capabilities and national components that qualify it to diversify its sources of income, and to invest in sports as a strategic lever for sustainable development, and to build a bright national image at the regional and international levels, which enhances feelings of love and belonging to the homeland among its people, and instills in them the values of work, effort, commitment and the spirit of fair competition."
And after the great neutrality that the Moroccan media adopted while covering football and political events, Darragi stood as if he were evoking the Moroccan media experience in this regard, where he said:
"For that, we need a strong media, and before this and that, we must love and respect each other, and strive to accept and tolerate each other, and work to strengthen cohesion between us and overcome exclusion and marginalization, and all the hatred and settling of scores prevalent in various sites."
