The Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has announced that its elective general assembly will take place on December 12. The decision was made during a meeting of the federation's executive committee, led by president Fouzi Lekjaa. The assembly is expected to discuss various issues related to Moroccan football, including the election of new officials and the implementation of reforms aimed at improving transparency and governance.
The meeting also focused on the federation's efforts to enhance its representation at the continental level and promote good governance. Lekjaa highlighted the importance of adhering to regulatory frameworks and ensuring the smooth conduct of the elective general assembly. He also emphasized the need for Moroccan football to align with international standards and best practices.
The federation has been working to improve its governance and transparency, particularly in the wake of recent controversies. Lekjaa has been in close contact with FIFA president Gianni Infantino and CAF president Patrice Motsepe, discussing ways to strengthen Moroccan football and enhance its contribution to African football.
The meeting also touched on the organization of the upcoming professional league and the King's Cup. Lekjaa stressed the importance of proper planning and scheduling to ensure a smooth and successful competition. He also emphasized the need for clubs to adhere to financial fair play regulations and respect the decisions of the federation's disciplinary bodies.
The federation has also been working to promote women's football, with a focus on improving infrastructure and increasing participation. Lekjaa announced plans to upgrade training facilities and enhance media coverage of women's football. He also revealed that the federation will provide additional financial support to women's clubs and teams.
In addition, the federation is set to launch new programs aimed at developing young players and improving refereeing standards. Lekjaa emphasized the importance of investing in youth development and promoting referees who can officiate matches at the highest level. He also highlighted the need for Moroccan football to prioritize integrity and fair play.
The elective general assembly is expected to be a significant event in Moroccan football, with various stakeholders set to discuss the future of the sport in the country. Lekjaa has called for a renewed focus on transparency, accountability, and good governance, as the federation seeks to restore confidence and promote a positive image of Moroccan football.
Key points
- The Moroccan Football Federation will hold its elective general assembly on December 12, with a focus on promoting transparency and good governance.
