To get ready for their match against Belgium on Sunday at 2:00 pm, the Atlas Lions started practicing again on Thursday at Al-Duhail stadium. A practice in which all of the players were expected to take part, with the exception of Noussair Mazraoui, who was injured and carried off against Croatia.

After the valuable draw against Croatia, the Atlas Lions are already back to work to prepare for the match against Belgium, Sunday at 2 pm, counting for the 2nd day of the World Cup qualifiers, group F. The players returned to Al-Duhail stadium on Thursday to refine their preparation. In addition to recovery work for the eleven players who participated in the game against the Croatians, Regragui had to devote part of the session to correct technical errors made by his midfield. Adjustments needed to make the offensive animation more effective.

Regragui himself recognized, in his analysis at the end of the game, that his midfield had made mistakes. “We made a lot of technical errors in the middle too”. A lucid observation and he intends to remedy it. With an efficient midfield both in the defensive tasks, but also in the offensive animation, the Atlas Lions will have enough weapons to cause problems to Belgium, which has made an ineffective first half against Canada. The speed and technical accuracy of the Atlas Lions could shake the Belgian backline.

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The General Secretariat of the Association of Senates, Shoora and Equivalent Councils in Africa and the Arab World (ASSECCA) has expressed its strong condemnation and denunciation of the European Parliament’s resolution against Morocco.

The General Secretariat confirmed in a statement that this resolution included fake criticism and baseless accusations regarding the policies and mechanisms followed by the Kingdom of Morocco with regard to illegal immigration.

In this regard, the ASSECCA called on the European Parliament to reconsider this unjustified resolution, “which ignored the tireless and tangible efforts made by the Kingdom in combating illegal immigration and issues of human trafficking and terrorism,” and to adopt practical and positive positions that enhance cooperation and joint coordination between countries in the field of illegal immigration, and favor rational dialogue to address any differences in bilateral relations between Morocco and Spain.

Moreover, the General Secretariat of the ASSECCA expressed its solidarity and full support for Morocco and for all the measures undertaken by the Kingdom to confront such invalid decisions, praising the great efforts made by Morocco to combat illegal immigration, especially towards Europe, including the decision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI to facilitate the return of unaccompanied Moroccan minors who reside irregularly in some EU countries.

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