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The work of a special football training program in Morocco has ended.
The session, titled "first module of the special CAF session" was completed on Friday, May 12, 2023.
Organized since May 8 at the Mohammed VI Football Complex, the program brought together twenty-three coaches of different nationalities, including thirteen former Moroccan internationals, to be part of the technical support actions offered and supervised by the National Technical Directorate (DTN) to the partner associations of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation under the aegis of the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
The coaches benefiting from the training are all in charge of a professional team or a local national team or youth are winners of the last Fast Track B program reserved for former internationals and technicians. These were from Zambia, Liberia, Chad, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, and Senegal.
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