Morocco continues preparations for the 2030 World Cup: stadium construction accelerates
Work is accelerating at the Moroccan stadiums set to host 2030 World Cup matches, as part of the ambitious programme led by Moroccan authorities to meet FIFA requirements ahead of the deadline.
Work is accelerating at several Moroccan stadiums shortlisted to host 2030 World Cup matches, which Morocco will co-host alongside Spain and Portugal, as part of an ambitious programme overseen by Moroccan authorities to meet FIFA's specifications.
Ongoing projects include the construction, expansion, and upgrading of several major stadiums, including the Grand Stade de Casablanca, expected to be among the tournament's largest venues, alongside parallel work on transport and hospitality infrastructure to accommodate a large influx of fans from around the world.
Officials overseeing the project say they remain committed to the set timeline, noting that a significant portion of the major works will be completed well ahead of the deadline to allow time for the necessary technical testing.
Hosting the 2030 World Cup is expected to mark a historic milestone for Morocco, which aims to deliver an exceptional edition of the tournament, reflecting the country's sporting infrastructure boom in recent years.
