The National Technical Administration today issued a new regulatory guide aimed at organizing football training for juniors and youth in private schools and academies. This important step comes to ensure the unification of standards and improve the quality and transparency of the football training system in Morocco, contributing to the preparation of a new generation of professional players.
The new guide sets a clear legal and regulatory framework that all institutions wishing to engage in this activity must adhere to. This includes precise conditions for establishing these institutions and specific criteria for their official recognition, in addition to procedures for obtaining the necessary accreditation, with the goal of elevating the overall level of nurturing and refining football talents.
The regional leagues will play a central role in implementing the provisions of this guide, as they will be responsible for monitoring the extent to which schools and academies comply with the stipulated laws, and ensuring the application of the required technical and administrative standards. They will also oversee ensuring full transparency at all stages of recognition and accreditation, to enhance trust in these institutions.
The National Technical Administration affirmed that this measure is part of its comprehensive strategy to develop national football. The strategy aims for a thorough improvement of the junior training system and to strengthen the credibility of schools and academies, which will help in building a new generation of players on solid professional foundations and consolidate the trust of families and the public in institutions organizing football training.
