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Rabat ready for kick-off with AFCON just days away

## Morocco Prepares for Africa Cup of Nations

Morocco Prepares for Africa Cup of Nations

Morocco is intensifying its preparations to host the Africa Cup of Nations, with Rabat serving as a primary showcase of the country's readiness for the tournament commencing on Thu, Dec 21, 2023.

Throughout the city, the presence of the monthlong competition is evident. Streets and public squares are adorned with African flags, while countdown installations and transport hubs are decorated with the tournament's colors. Public transport, including trams, trains, and stations, such as the newly constructed stop near the Prince Moulay Abdellah Complex, has adopted Africa Cup branding to present a cohesive image for visitors.

Morocco has implemented renovation and upgrade projects at stadiums and surrounding areas in several host cities, including Rabat, Marrakech, Tangier, and Casablanca. These enhancements are intended to meet the standards of the Confederation of African Football and ensure improved conditions for teams and supporters.

Morocco is intensifying its preparations to host the Africa Cup of Nations, with Rabat serving as a primary showcase of the country's readiness for the tournament commencing on Thu, Dec 21, 2023.
Kwame Osei · The African Herald

Officials aim to deliver a smooth and high-profile tournament from Dec 21, 2023, to Jan 18, 2024, showcasing Morocco's expanding role in African and international sports. There is anticipation of positive impacts on economic, tourism, and social levels, along with enhancing Morocco's international image.

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Based on reporting by Africanews.

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