The 2021 Diamond League season, a major event in world athletics, initially scheduled to begin on May 23 in Rabat with a sports meeting, will instead start from Gateshead in England due to the coronavirus pandemic. The announcement was made on Friday by the International Athletics Federation.
Teddy Riner is currently in Morocco. The French record holder of ten world champion titles in judo, competing in the over 100 kg category, is on a technical training camp in preparation for the Tokyo Summer Olympics.
The Pôle d’Excellence de Romilly Athlétisme (PERA) has been welcoming athletes from around the world for a few weeks now. Several internationally renowned athletes, including Moroccan international Siham Hilali , have already joined the RS10 and its technical director Aziz Chamali for training sessions.
Morocco has just signed with two Japanese groups, Yazaki and Sumitomo, two memoranda of understanding for the creation of four factories in the automotive sector for a total investment of 912 million dirhams. These factories will generate 8,300 jobs.
Morocco has acquired a new oceanographic vessel for fisheries research. This acquisition is the result of a partnership between the kingdom and Japan.
The Royal Moroccan Boxing Federation (FRMB) has made public the various actions it is taking towards boxers and boxers. It has set a budget for those who will be medal winners on the podium of the next Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games.
Present on five continents, Nipro Corporation Japan (NCJ) through Nipro Medical Europe (NME) has just set up its subsidiary called Nipro Medical Morocco (NMM) in Morocco. A new opportunity has thus been created in terms of health and employment.
A loan agreement of $200 million from Japan has been granted to Morocco . Its objective is to support the Kingdom’s efforts in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
After several months of uncertainty and economic hardship, Moroccans stranded in Japan have finally been repatriated.
Morocco won first place in the medal table of the pre-Olympic boxing tournament in Dakar, with 8 medals, including 4 gold and 4 bronze.
The Moroccan athlete, Soufiane El Bakkali, 2017 world vice-champion in the 3,000m steeplechase in London, is aiming for Olympic gold in Tokyo this year.
Oumaima El Bouchti beat a Senegalese taekwondo athlete on Saturday, February 22, thus validating her qualification for the Tokyo Olympics.