The 2030 World Cup is still four years away, but Morocco is already entering another important stage of preparations.
FIFA has announced a series of official inspection visits across Morocco, Spain and Portugal, the three countries preparing to host the tournament.
And in Morocco, six cities will be under the spotlight.
Which moroccan cities are being inspected ?
The visits, scheduled for November and December 2026, will include:
Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Marrakech, Agadir and Fez.
FIFA representatives will assess proposed stadiums, infrastructure, operational plans and the preparations being made to welcome players, teams and supporters.
But the inspections aren’t only about how impressive the stadiums look.
Organizing a World Cup involves transportation, accommodation, security, accessibility and making sure thousands of visitors can move around safely.
All of that matters when deciding where matches will take place.
And what about the World Cup Final?
That’s still one of the biggest questions.
Morocco and Spain have both been discussed as possible hosts of the final, with Casablanca’s planned Grand Stade Hassan II attracting significant attention.
But FIFA has not officially announced which stadium will host the final.
These inspections are part of the selection process, not a confirmation that any city has secured a particular match.
For Morocco, the tournament represents more than football.
Major stadium projects and transport improvements could reshape parts of the country long before the first whistle in 2030.
And for young Moroccans, there’s something exciting about watching their own cities prepare to welcome the world’s biggest football competition.
The next step is seeing how those plans perform when FIFA arrives.
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