The National Youth Talent Development Program, implemented by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), has been highly praised by the international Federation of Association Football (FIFA), which is considering using it as a training model for several African countries, according to the FRMF.
In this regard, and as part of its International Talent Development Program, a FIFA delegation carried out two working visits to Morocco to closely assess the national training program, the federation said in a statement.
During these visits, the same source added, the FIFA delegation toured several Moroccan clubs, including Wydad Athletic Club (WAC), Raja Club Athletic (RCA), Fath Union Sport (FUS), and Renaissance Sportive de Berkane (RSB). During these visits, FIFA delegation members expressed great admiration for the tremendous work undertaken by these clubs in developing young talents.
With the aim of contributing to the improvement of training standards for Moroccan coaches, FIFA announced that it will hold a conference next April dedicated to this topic, the statement noted.
FIFA, which contributes to financing the Talent Development Program across the African continent, will support 6 in partnership with the FRMF – certain clubs involved in this national program, the same source indicated, noting that this support will focus on modernizing and upgrading club facilities.
FIFA’s financial contribution will be disbursed to the clubs through the FRMF, taking into account the specific requirements and needs of each club as outlined in the National Youth Talent Development Program, the statement concluded.
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