During the opening session of a Council of Ministers meeting, presided on 04 December over by HM King Mohammed VI, Fouzi Lekjaa, Deputy Minister to the Minister of Economy and Finance in charge of the Budget and President of the 2030 World Cup Committee, presented a comprehensive report on Morocco's progress in preparing to host this prestigious international sporting event.
According to a statement from the Royal Palace spokesperson, the meeting commenced with Fouzi Lekjaa briefing HM King Mohammed VI on the detailed status of the preparations. The presentation outlined significant advancements across various sectors essential for the successful hosting of the World Cup.
Mr. Lekjaa highlighted the infrastructure developments, including the construction and renovation of stadiums, improvement of transport networks, and enhancement of hospitality facilities. He also discussed the strategic partnerships formed with international entities to ensure the event meets global standards.
Moreover, the presentation emphasized the Kingdom's commitment to sustainability and innovation, integrating green technologies and practices into the event's planning and execution. This approach aligns with Morocco's broader vision of promoting environmental stewardship and sustainable development.
HM the King expressed satisfaction with the progress made and reiterated the importance of continuing efforts to ensure the successful delivery of the World Cup. The King also underscored the event's potential to boost Morocco's international image and promote economic growth.
The Council of Ministers meeting further addressed various aspects of the event's organization, highlighting the collaborative efforts between government agencies, private sector partners, and international stakeholders.
As Morocco gears up for the 2030 World Cup, the nation remains focused on showcasing its rich cultural heritage, hospitality, and organizational prowess on the world stage. This event represents a significant milestone in Morocco's sporting history and a testament to its dedication to excellence and global cooperation.
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