Morocco has successfully deployed the FIFA Forward program for the development of soccer, said Tuesday in Rabat, Director of Member Associations Services of the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), Kenny Jean-Marie.
“We looked at the deployment of the program by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation and how the use of its funds has enabled the development of soccer in Morocco,” he said at a meeting on the FIFA Forward program held at the headquarters of the Federation.
He pointed out that the national governing body has also contributed to the development of the Rwandan Football Federation using its own FIFA Forward funds, an action that shows the impact of this program at the global level.
According to the FIFA official, it is important to show examples of successful federations in soccer development, such as the Royal Moroccan Football Federation.
These partnerships start with this project dedicated to young women who are very vulnerable, especially in times of crisis. For Denmark, it is important to support their struggle for their rights, their protection and their autonomy, said the Danish official.
Furthermore, Kofod stressed that his visit to Morocco reflects the “excellent relations” between the two countries, which “have a long history of bilateral cooperation”.
For his part, Mora spoke of “a very important support for the rights of women and girls in Morocco”, which will back the continuity of health services for women, especially those victims of violence”.
The economic empowerment of women is also a very important component of this project that meets the priorities of the Moroccan government in terms of socio-economic recovery, since it is part of the priorities of the new development model and the High Directives of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, he said.
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