Following FIFA’s official announcement granting Morocco the co-hosting rights for the 2030 World Cup, Confederation of African Football (CAF) president Patrice Motsepe has extended his heartfelt congratulations to the North African nation. Morocco will play a pivotal role in the landmark event, as the 2030 World Cup will be jointly hosted by Morocco, Spain, and Portugal.
In a statement, Motsepe expressed his pride and excitement over Morocco’s success, recognizing the country’s significant achievement and the potential impact it will have on African football. He highlighted the historical importance of the decision, as Morocco becomes the first African nation to host a World Cup in partnership with European countries.
“This is a monumental moment for Morocco and African football,” Motsepe said. “We are proud to see a nation from the African continent take the lead in hosting this prestigious global event alongside Spain and Portugal. It is a testament to Morocco’s passion for the game and its ability to bring people together through football.”
Motsepe also emphasized the importance of the 2030 World Cup in further strengthening football across Africa. He believes the event will serve as a catalyst for the development of infrastructure, youth programs, and the overall growth of football within the continent.
The CAF president also pointed out that hosting the World Cup will not only be a momentous occasion for Morocco but for the entire African continent. He praised Morocco’s commitment to the sport and its ability to deliver an unforgettable tournament for fans worldwide.
“Morocco’s success is Africa’s success,” Motsepe added. “This is a proud moment for the continent, and we are excited about the opportunities that will come with this historic World Cup. We stand behind Morocco as they prepare to deliver a World Cup that will inspire generations of African footballers and fans.”
The 2030 World Cup will mark a significant milestone in the history of global football, and Morocco’s involvement as a host nation is a moment of pride not only for the country but for all of Africa. As the preparations unfold, the anticipation for what promises to be an unforgettable tournament grows stronger.