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Between pride and controversy: how Morocco is preparing for CAN 2025

With just a few months to go until the CAN, Morocco is ramping up its efforts. Stadiums, security, transport, accommodation... The country aims to deliver a historic edition, despite controversies over costs and delays.

Updated 28 October 2026 · 06:38

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Between pride and controversy: how Morocco is preparing for CAN 2025
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Massive infrastructures

From Tangier to Marrakech, the Kingdom has invested heavily to modernize its stadiums and roads.
The Grand Stade Hassan II in Casablanca, along with renovations in Agadir, Fès, and Rabat, symbolize the country's rising capabilities.

The goal: a smooth, modern CAN focused on the African audience.


Controversies abound

Some observers criticize the 'staggering' budgets in a tense social context.
The government responds that the event will generate significant tourism and economic benefits, reinforcing Morocco's position on the international stage.


A national pride above all

Despite the debates, excitement is building. Fans are eagerly awaiting the opening of ticket sales, and CAF has already praised it as 'the most organized event ever seen in Africa.'

 

Sources: CAF, FRMF, Medias24, Le360 Sport

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