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Ghana's Black Queens have touched in Casablanca ahead of their friendly game against Morocco on Friday, February 21.
Morocco will host Ghana in what will be the first test for Kim Lars Bjorkegren following his appointment and unveiling as the new head coach.
The team left Accra in the early hours of Saturday, February 15, to begin camping for the friendly encounter.
The head coach named his squad for the game shortly after his unveiling with just four players from the Ghana Women's Premier League called up.
The team is expected to hold their first training session on Monday ahead of the game with subsequent sessions expected to follow.
18 players are currently in camp as of Monday, February 17.
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