Morocco to host FIFA Africa Bureau Headquarters

In a historic move set to reshape football governance in Africa, Morocco has been chosen as the host nation for the FIFA Africa Bureau headquarters.

The announcement was made during the 2024 CAF Awards held in Marrakech, providing a celebratory backdrop to this landmark agreement.

The decision to establish the FIFA Africa Bureau in Morocco signals a new era for African football development and underscores the country’s growing reputation as a hub for sports governance and infrastructure on the continent.

This development aligns with FIFA’s strategic vision to expand its presence and impact across Africa. Leveraging Morocco’s proven commitment to advancing football regionally and globally, the new Africa Bureau is set to streamline FIFA’s projects and boost support for football initiatives across the continent.

Speaking on the significance of the move, FIFA highlighted the crucial role Morocco will play in the bureau’s mission to enhance the sport across Africa. The Moroccan government and the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) have pledged robust administrative and logistical support to ensure the smooth operation of the headquarters.

Morocco selection further cements its status as a leader in African football. Hosting the FIFA Africa Bureau not only reflects the country’s capabilities in sports administration but also underscores its dedication to the development of football at all levels.

The establishment of the bureau is expected to provide a centralized hub for FIFA’s operations in Africa, enabling the organization to better manage its projects, initiatives, and partnerships across the continent.

With this historic agreement signed in Marrakech, African football is set to embark on an exciting new chapter, driven by innovation, collaboration, and a shared vision for the future of the sport.