The Royal Moroccan Federation of Electronic Games announced that three Moroccan players have qualified for EA FC Pro Open 2027, the largest tournament on the EA SPORTS FC Pro circuit.
Nassim “NASSADA” Dahman, Walid “QRNA” Hadaoui, and Karim “KARIMISBAK” Rmaiti are among the 24 players who qualified. With three players in the field, Morocco is the second-most represented country in the tournament.
The qualification follows the participation of three Moroccan players in the EA FC competition at the 2026 Esports World Cup.
The Royal Moroccan Federation of Electronic Games, welcomed a PUBG Mobile delegation from China’s Tencent Esports to exchange views on the esports ecosystem and explore opportunities for cooperation.
The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss ways to strengthen ties with international industry stakeholders, reflecting the Federation’s efforts to engage with international expertise and advance Morocco’s presence on the global esports stage.
The Royal Moroccan Federation of Electronic Games, in partnership with FIFAe (FIFA’s esports division), organized a specialized training program in esports refereeing, enabling participants to contribute to the organization of the FIFAe Continental Championship 2026 Africa. The program concluded with the presentation of certificates to participants.
This initiative forms part of efforts to develop national competencies and improve esports supervision and refereeing standards, supporting more professional competitions and high organizational standards through local expertise.
Moroccan player Adam Hbreh has reached a new milestone in esports by securing a place in the FC Pro 27 Open Global Qualifier, which will take place in London.
This qualification comes as part of the international EA SPORTS FC 27 competitions, which bring together professional players from around the world and give them the opportunity to compete at an international level.
This achievement highlights Morocco’s presence in esports, particularly in competitive football video games.
A Moroccan delegation representing the Youth Department participated in the 21st Meeting of Arab Capital Youth, held in Amman from 3 to 10 October 2026. Organized by the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication and Jordanian Ministry of Youth and the League of Arab States under the theme “Youth and Esports in Developing Creative Thinking,” the event brought together delegations from 14 Arab countries.
The meeting provided an opportunity to exchange experiences, showcase Morocco’s approach, and discuss the role of esports in developing young people’s digital and creative skills. It also helped strengthen Arab youth cooperation, build young people’s capacities, and empower them to keep pace with rapid changes in digital and creative fields.
Moroccan team xProjekt Esports has been crowned champion of the Fall 2026 edition of the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), topping the final standings with 158 points, 12 points ahead of fellow Moroccan team Clear Vision Esports.
The title secured xProjekt Esports a spot in the FFWS Global Finals, scheduled to take place in Bangkok from November 6 to 28, 2026, allowing Morocco to maintain its presence at the end-of-season World Championship for the fifth consecutive year.
The competition also highlighted the strong performance of Moroccan teams, with six teams reaching the final stage and four finishing among the top five. SKYITO, a player for xProjekt Esports, was also named Best Player of both the League Stage and the Grand Final.
Morocco has made a strong statement on the African esports stage ! Following an intense competition, the Moroccan Rocket League national team claimed the title of African champions at the FIFAe Continental Championship Africa 2026, held in Casablanca from August 27 to 29.
Delivering an outstanding performance throughout the competition, the Moroccan team prevailed against Africa’s top national teams to secure a historic victory. This achievement is a testament to the talent, hard work, and determination of our representatives.
But the Moroccan national esports team did not stop there. In eFootball Console, Morocco also delivered an impressive performance, finishing second in the competition and further demonstrating the quality and competitiveness of Moroccan esports talent on the continental stage.
Congratulations to our Rocket League champions and our eFootball Console runners-up! A remarkable achievement that reflects the strength of Moroccan talent and reinforces pride in the country’s capabilities.
Casablanca is getting ready to welcome the best of African esports. From August 27 to 29, 2026, the city will host the FIFAe Continental Championship Africa, bringing together 13 national teams for three days of intense competition across eFootball Mobile, eFootball Console, and Rocket League.
With a place at the FIFAe World Cup 2026 at stake, the continent’s top teams will battle it out for the chance to represent Africa on the world stage. The action will begin with eFootball Mobile on August 27, followed by eFootball Console on August 28, before Rocket League takes center stage on August 29.
Hosting this continental championship further strengthens Morocco’s position on the global esports map. The Kingdom is one of just five countries worldwide selected to host a FIFAe Continental Championship in 2026, alongside Malaysia, Brazil, Mexico, and Portugal.
As the Moroccan representatives prepare to take on Africa’s best, we wish them strength, success, and an unforgettable run. Carry the Moroccan flag with pride, give it your all, and make the Kingdom proud!
Good luck to all our champions!
Morocco is gearing up for a major moment on the international esports stage, as its national talents prepare to take part in the Esports Nations Cup (ENC). Originally scheduled for November 2026, the highly anticipated competition has been postponed to November 2027 and will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Several Moroccan talents have already secured their place in this major international competition. In EA SPORTS FC, Nassim Dahman “Nassada” will represent Morocco after receiving an invitation based on his world ranking. Meanwhile, HassanWright, a player for USYM Rabat, secured his qualification after finishing as the highest-ranked Moroccan player in the qualifiers.
Morocco will also be represented in Apex Legends, where three national representatives have secured their qualification. Elsewhere, the Moroccan Counter-Strike 2 national team has also earned its place after being crowned North African champions.
These achievements reflect the growing strength of Moroccan esports talent and the Kingdom’s rising presence on the international stage.
With the competition now set for November 2027, the journey continues for Morocco’s esports representatives. We wish the best of luck to all Moroccan players and teams still competing in the qualifiers across the other disciplines, and we extend our full support and encouragement as they strive to secure their place at the Esports Nations Cup.
Congratulations to all our representatives, and we look forward to seeing Morocco shine in Riyadh!