By: Mohammed Bencherif 500 kilometers from the Moroccan capital Rabat, in the Driouch province, the association “Femmes Réalisations et Valeurs” (“Women, Achievements and Values”) was organizing a Sport for All…
By: Mohammed Benchrif On Friday December 28, a sports day was held in Taghjijt (Guelmim province) in order to raise awareness of the importance of sport in various fringes of society…
More than 3.000 people participated at the Sport for All Caravan last weekend under the slogan "Sports for all is a constitutional right".
Last week Patrice Bergamini the EU Ambassador of Tunisia visited our Tunisian colleague Dr. Marwen Chaieb to see his project in Tunis. Dr. Chaieb has changed one of the city´s most criminal areas into a mekka full of sports and traditional games for the local people, especially for kids and for the youth. One of the goals is to get young people out of the streets and criminal behavior by offering them a community based on sport and friendships instead.
Thousands of women at the Victory Race in Rabat raise the slogan "All in order to support Morocco's bid for the FIFA World Cup 2026”
In January CCPA kick started the new partnership in Morocco by joining the annual Sport for All Caravan. The partnership is sponsored by DAPP.
From 1998 - 2016 over 350,000 girls have participated in Open Fun Football School activities. Further 11,000 females have been trained on our seminars of 3-5 days duration and a total of 28,000 females have volunteered our activities as leaders or coaches.
“At that time in Bosnia, women’s football was almost non-existent. The men were always given the priority to play on the pitches that hadn’t been ruined during the war, and the last thing girls’ parents were thinking was to let their daughters go and play football.”
The Iraqi team consisting of a youth and delegation leader each with three participants went to Lyon, France and participated in the Street Football World festival between 28th of June till July 7th 2016.