Meet the leaders at WFS Rabat 2025
Influential decision-makers gathered to design the football we need.
Past speakers at WFS Rabat 2025
Past speakers at
WFS Rabat 2025

Samson
Adamu
Samson
Adamu

François
Clément
François
Clément

Shehu
Dikko
Shehu
Dikko

Mimi
Fawaz
Mimi
Fawaz

Gelson
Fernandes
Gelson
Fernandes

Frédéric
Kanouté
Frédéric
Kanouté

Fouzi
Lekjaa
Fouzi
Lekjaa

Hoalid
Regragui
Hoalid
Regragui

Samson
Adamu
Samson
Adamu

François
Clément
François
Clément

Shehu
Dikko
Shehu
Dikko

Mimi
Fawaz
Mimi
Fawaz

Gelson
Fernandes
Gelson
Fernandes

Frédéric
Kanouté
Frédéric
Kanouté

Fouzi
Lekjaa
Fouzi
Lekjaa

Hoalid
Regragui
Hoalid
Regragui
Football top voices Leading the future of the game
Football transcends borders and nationalities,
it unites us; it is an exceptional teacher of
fundamental human values.
Fouzi Lekjaa
President – Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FMRF)
Culture is the best tool to strengthen
relations between nations and peoples.
Enrique Ojeda Vila
Ambassador – Embassy of Spain
There are three pillars for successful skills
development: education, field experience,
and exposure to different environments.
Taoufik Samsam
Director – Evosport Institute
Our true strength is in our youth, our passion, our energy,
and the unbreakable bond people share with sport.
Gelson Fernandes
Deputy Chief Member Associations Officer – FIFA
Our focus must now shift toward long-term development
strategies and a clear alignment with our governmental role.
Shehu Dikko
Chairman – National Sports Commission Nigeria
The future belongs to generations seeking immersive
experiences. Achieving them will require limitless innovation.
François Clément
President – Populous France
In Africa there is tremendous talent for women’s football.
Jorge Vilda
Head of Women’s Football – Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF)
When clubs are well organized, structured and
trained, they can compete with the best.
Hoalid Regragui
Head Coach – Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF)
With a remarkable level of local infrastructure, a
visionary sports and policy, Morocco has
positioned itself as a continental football hub.
Samson Adamu
Head of Competitions – Africa Cup of Nation (CAF)
Morocco’s vision is to become a leading sports hub.
To seize this moment, we must invest in education
as the backbone of sports development.
Hicham El Habti
President – University Mohammed VI Polytechnic
Clubs need to be smart enough to know that
their youth teams are their biggest assets.
Amir Tawfik
CEO – Al Ahly Football Company
The key priority is to professionalize local leagues,
and that process must start from the ground up.
Frédéric Kanouté
Founder – 12 MANagement
Football transcends borders and nationalities, it unites us; it is an exceptional teacher of fundamental human values.
Fouzi Lekjaa
President – Royal Moroccan Football Federation
Culture is the best tool to strengthen relations between nations and peoples.
Enrique Ojeda Vila
Ambassador – Embassy of Spain
There are three pillars for successful skills development: education, field experience, and exposure to different environments.
Taoufik Samsam
Director – Evosport Institute
Our true strength is in our youth, our passion, our energy, and the unbreakable bond people share with sport.
Gelson Fernandes
Deputy Chief Member Associations Officer – FIFA
Our focus must now shift toward long-term development strategies and a clear alignment with our governmental role.
Shehu Dikko
Chairman – National Sports Commission Nigeria
The future belongs to generations seeking immersive experiences. Achieving them will require limitless innovation.
François Clément
President – Populous France
In Africa there is tremendous talent for women’s football.
Jorge Vilda
Head of Women’s Football – Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF)
When clubs are well organized, structured and trained, they can compete with the best.
Hoalid Regragui
Head Coach – Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF)
With a remarkable level of local infrastructure, a visionary sports and policy, Morocco has positioned itself as a continental football hub.
Samson Adamu
Head of Competitions – Africa Cup of Nation
Morocco’s vision is to become a leading sports hub. To seize this moment, we must invest in education as the backbone of sports development.
Hicham El Habti
President – University Mohammed VI Polytechnic
Clubs need to be smart enough to know that their youth teams are their biggest assets.
Amir Tawfik
CEO – Al Ahly Football Company
The key priority is to professionalize local leagues, and that process must start from the ground up.
Frédéric Kanouté
Founder – 12 MANagement
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