Unesco and Morocco 2030 Foundation partner to leverage sports for education and inclusion

Bouchra Hajij among 2025's 50 most influential African women in sport

Lekjaa : AFCON and World Cup projects won’t affect healthcare funding

Empowering girls and women through sports at Tibu Africa's national forum in Casablanca

Do Gen Z protests in Morocco echo World Cup backlash in South Africa and Brazil?

Since September 27, Morocco has witnessed youth-led protests calling for investment in health and education rather than costly preparations for AFCON 2025 and the 2030 World Cup. Similar outrage erupted in South Africa (2010) and Brazil (2014), where citizens condemned lavish sports spending and demanded priority for essential public services.

Kéchoise 2025 returns to Marrakech for an all-women solidarity run, Oct 2–5

Universal Cedar Short Film Festival celebrates Morocco's sports heritage in Azrou-Ifrane

MAS Fes elects Mohamed Bouzoubaa as administrative board new president

Morocco steps up preparations for AFCON 2025 and World Cup 2030

France : François Bayrou walks back support for sports hijab ban