By Angu Lesley
Football Writer,kick442.com-Cameroon
The President of the Ivorian Football Federation (FIF), Yacine Idriss Diallo, has received a symbolic presentation of official goodies and caps during an institutional meeting held as part of the ongoing Cotonou–Rabat Road Trip initiative organized by Quick Witted Management.
The gesture was made last Wednesday by the delegation participating in the pan-African project “Destination Morocco 2025: Kingdom of Football”, a continental initiative aimed at promoting unity, football development and cultural exchange across Africa ahead of major global and continental tournaments.
The items were formally handed over by Zul Zelkifli Rahman Ngoufonja, Chief Executive Officer of Quick-Witted MGT, who represented the delegation during the meeting.
President Diallo expressed his appreciation for the gesture, saying he was honoured to receive the gifts and praising the initiative for its strong pan-African spirit. He highlighted the importance of such projects in strengthening cooperation between African football stakeholders and promoting shared ambitions beyond borders.
The Destination Morocco 2025 project positions Morocco as a central hub for African football, reflecting the Kingdom’s growing influence on the continental sporting stage. Driven by the vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Morocco has invested heavily in world-class infrastructure, professional organisation and long-term sporting development.
With Africa preparing for landmark football events in the coming years, the initiative underscores Morocco’s readiness to welcome the continent, presenting the country as a land of excellence, passion and footballing ambition.
“Destination Morocco 2025: Land of Football” continues its journey across Africa, carrying a message of unity, opportunity and shared progress through the power of the beautiful game.
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