Doha – The Royal Maroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has prompted FIFA referee Ismail El Fath to save a comprehensive revision of the country’s referee system.
El Fath, a prominent Moroccan-American official, will carry out a comprehensive examination of the incumbent structure Morocco, which works with the national referee department and the central referee commission to develop strategic improvements.
The federation unveiled The initiative during a high-ranking meeting in the Mohammed VI football complex in Maâmora, the important stakeholder of the national referee department, the Central Refereing Commission and the National Professional Football League.
Speech of the assembly, Lekjaa A light in the important role of office in football competitions and recognizes that the referee sparks are discussed worldwide, with the discussions being intensified due to Match results.
He praised the ongoing efforts of the national referees and introduced this new development phase.
El Fath was born in Casablanca in 1982 and began his reigning career as the fourth official in 2011 and made his debut for the Major League Soccer the following year.
Since he became a FIFA referee in 2016, he has served several important tournaments, including the 2019 U-20 World Championship, the 2019 FIFA Club World Championship and the 2022 FIFA World Championship in Qatar.
His experience also extends to Concacaf competitions in which he has achieved several Gold Cup games.
With the press, El Fath promised to use his international specialist knowledge and to work with Moroccan officials to increase the national referee Standards.
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He outlined plans for a thorough assessment of all aspects of the Moroccan referee and found that the country’s football Landscape And a passionate fan base requires a high degree of office. He also promised to include global best practices in the development strategy.
The initiative aims to create a detailed roadmap for the further development of the referee standards of Morocco, to build on existing foundations and at the same time implement international benchmarks.
The reform takes place when the North African country is on the threshold of two major sporting events – – The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and the FIFA World Cup 2030.
