To keep Morocco’s sports position
Official reveals goals of International Sports and Leisure Exhibition
International gathering aims at contributing
Rabat - Saeed Ali
Director General of the International Sports and Leisure Exhibition, Al-Mahdi Al-Sikouri, which will be held in Casablanca from September 28 to October 1, said that this international gathering aims at contributing to the development of sports in Morocco, Experiences, knowledge, partnerships and networks of cooperation contribute to the development of the field.
He added, in a statement to “Egypt Today”, that the exhibition is also aimed at the general public by organizing a wide range of activities, in order to introduce many sports and to inform visitors of the latest developments in the field.
Al-Mahdi pointed out that this exhibition is a suitable space for sports professionals in Morocco, especially Moroccan sports universities, in order to reach out to the wider sports audience, adding that this gathering hosts several countries including France, Japan, USA, Germany and Italy
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