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Former Moroccan international footballer Marouane Chamakh has expressed his delight at the progress and attention being given to women's football in Morocco, the host nation of the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (CAN). The tournament is currently underway in Rabat and Casablanca and is scheduled to run until August 16. Chamakh's comments highlight that the women's team is receiving significant support and resources, countering any notion that they have been overlooked in the country's football development. The article underscores the growing prominence of women's football in Morocco, particularly as the nation hosts this major continental competition.
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CAN 2026 (W) / Morocco: Chamakh Rejoices That Women's Team Has Not Been Neglected