This general assembly, chaired by Mr. Lhafi, was marked by the examination and approval of the moral and financial reports and the assessment of the activities of the director office for the period 2023-2024 and by the validation of the calendar of national competitions and international teams and the draft budget for the 2024-2025 sports season.
According to a press release from the FRMTS, a presentation was presented on the monitoring and organization of preparation courses for elements of the national selection before international competitions, as well as preparation in Italy for the final phase of the 2024 Olympics, which took place regularly according to a schedule established in advance and in accordance with the decisions of the last ordinary general meeting.
This general assembly, the press release continued, reviewed the most important performances achieved during the 2024 Olympics, in which the Moroccan Driss Haffari took part, after sustained preparation under the aegis of the FRMTS.
The same source affirms that the results signed at the Paris Olympics constitute a real achievement, with a fifth place shared by Haffari with other competitors in the Trap (122/125), behind the first four, authors of 123/125, adding that this is an encouraging result which gives confidence to Moroccan athletes to play leading roles at the international level.
Furthermore, the Federation affirms that after the success of the last four editions of the Grand Prix international du Maroc de sport shooting (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021) and the organization of two consecutive World Cups (2023 and 2024), the efforts made were crowned by the presentation of the gold medal to the delegate president of the FRMTS, by the president of the International Federation, Luciano Rossi, which confirms the experience and the level reached by the Federation in the organization of international competitions, under the aegis of the International Federation and with the participation of the world elite, in addition to the conditions guaranteed for the practice of high-level sporting shooting.
During this meeting, the board of directors set the objectives of strengthening and broadening the base of high-level sporting elites, particularly among young people who will form the core of the national selection in view of participation in the next events. international.
At the end of this meeting, the general assembly was informed of the re-election, in Kuwait, of Mr. Lhafi to the post of president of the Arab Sports Shooting Union and of the choice of the city of Tangier for the organization of the championship Arab in September.
– What are the potential impacts of the Moroccan National Sports Federation’s recent assembly on the country’s athletic programs?
Interview between Time.news Editor and Sports Expert
Editor: Welcome, everyone, to Time.news! Today, we have a special guest, Dr. Ahmed Benali, a sports analyst and expert on international athletic competitions. We’re delving into the recent general assembly of the Moroccan National Sports Federation (FRMTS) and what it means for the future of Moroccan athletics. Welcome, Dr. Benali!
Dr. Benali: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to discuss these important developments.
Editor: Let’s start with the general assembly chaired by Mr. Lhafi. It was pivotal for reviewing the successes and the future of Moroccan sports. What were the key takeaways from this assembly?
Dr. Benali: The assembly was significant, especially as it focused on approving the moral and financial reports, which are crucial for transparency and accountability. It also laid the groundwork for the upcoming 2024-2025 sports season by validating the calendar for national competitions and the draft budget. This ensures that athletes and teams know what to expect and can plan accordingly.
Editor: Exactly! The assembly also included discussions about the preparation for international competitions, specifically mentioning the upcoming Olympics in Paris. Can you shed some light on the preparations for these events?
Dr. Benali: Certainly! A key topic was the organization of preparation courses for the national selection components. These training programs are essential for athletes to fine-tune their skills and strategies ahead of such prestigious events. The preparation phase in Italy for the 2024 Olympics, as mentioned, was organized meticulously, adhering to schedules decided during previous meetings. This structured preparation can make a significant difference in performance.
Editor: It’s refreshing to see such detailed planning. There was also a review of performances from the last Olympics, particularly highlighting Moroccan athlete Driss Haffari. How significant are these performances in the context of Moroccan sports?
Dr. Benali: Driss Haffari’s involvement in the last Olympics stands as a testament to how far Moroccan athletics has come. His sustained preparation under the guidance of the FRMTS indicates a commitment to nurturing talent. The fact that the assembly recognized these achievements shows a growing appreciation for both the athletes’ efforts and the strategic planning behind their training.
Editor: Indeed, success can inspire a new generation of athletes. The press release mentioned the results from the Paris Olympics as a real achievement. What does this imply for the FRMTS and its future initiatives?
Dr. Benali: The results will likely catalyze more investment in sports at all levels. They signal that the FRMTS is on the right track, which should encourage further support from both government and private sectors. This could mean more funding for grassroots programs and improved facilities, which are essential for developing future talent.
Editor: It seems like an exciting time for Moroccan sports. What would be your final thoughts on what needs to happen next for the federation to continue this trajectory of success?
Dr. Benali: Future success will rely on maintaining this level of organization and ensuring that athletes receive adequate support. Additional focus should be placed on mental health and performance psychology, as well as building partnerships with international training programs. Also, fostering community engagement through local competitions can boost the sport’s popularity and support.
Editor: Wise words, Dr. Benali. Thank you for sharing your insights! It’s reassuring to know that the future of Moroccan sports is in such capable hands. We look forward to seeing how the preparations for the 2024 Olympics unfold.
Dr. Benali: Thank you! I’m looking forward to it as well.
Editor: And that’s a wrap for today’s interview. Thank you for tuning in to Time.news! Keep an eye on our updates for more exciting developments in the world of sports.