The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) is preparing to enter a new organizational phase, as its steering committee has scheduled the electoral general assembly for Saturday, December 12, 2026, which will decide the presidency of the institution and its governing bodies in accordance with current laws and regulations.
The announcement came during a meeting held by the steering committee on Monday, November 9, chaired by Fouzi Lekjaa at the federation's headquarters, which was dedicated to discussing several issues related to the management of national football and preparations for upcoming organizational events.
The meeting set 4:00 PM as the start time for the electoral general assembly, while Friday, December 4, was decided as the final deadline for submitting candidacy files, opening the door for those wishing to run to complete the required legal procedures.
The meeting was not limited to the electoral process, but also addressed a number of issues related to the National Championship and the Throne Cup. The federation president called for pre-determining the periods of suspension and resumption of competitions, and providing clubs with sufficient scheduling time to organize their preparations.
The refereeing file also received special attention, with an emphasis on enhancing the training of young referees, dealing seriously with club complaints, and referring statements containing accusations affecting the integrity of refereeing to the Ethics Committee for review in accordance with legal jurisdictions.
The upcoming elections pose a challenge that goes beyond the issue of choosing leadership, as they will determine the features of the next phase in the management of Moroccan football, and the extent of the governing bodies' ability to keep pace with the major sporting and organizational projects awaiting the Kingdom.
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