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Boucjja Discusses 2030 World Cup and CAF
The article covers Fawzi Lekjaa's statements, President of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, regarding the future hosting of the 2030 World Cup and its impact on national projects, as well as his perspective on the legal stance concerning the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final dispute with Senegal. Lekjaa affirmed that organizing the World Cup will be a significant milestone to accelerate the implementation of infrastructure projects in Morocco. He sees it as an opportunity to boost economic growth and create employment opportunities for young people, emphasizing the importance of cultural cooperation between Morocco, Spain, and Portugal. He also underscored Morocco's position regarding hosting the FIFA World Cup final, explaining that the country will defend its rights within the established laws and is committed to supporting FIFA's efforts while maintaining independence in sporting decisions. The article also discusses his view on the political aspect, dismissing any connection between his sports and political roles, asserting that his work in football and politics intersect only in terms of managing responsibility and purpose. On the legal front, he reaffirmed Morocco’s stance regarding the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations dispute, emphasizing that the federation will continue defending its rights through legal channels. Additionally, he discussed his relationship with FIFA President Gianni Infantino, considering that the latter’s support is linked to a governance approach that is strong and transparent, with a need to develop mechanisms for balance within the organization.
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