International Edition

International Edition

Podcasts Newsletters Follow us Alerts App Video

Arab Showcase Weekend

Road to Net Zero

Music & On-stage

Fashion & Beauty

Road to Net Zero

Music & On-stage

Fashion & Beauty

Hicham Hansali flew to Qatar for the World Cup opening and decided to stay after Morocco’s first win

Moroccans in Dubai after the historic World Cup victory over Spain. All photos supplied

Dubai TV sound engineer Zakariae Belafquih, 40, watched from the stadium as Morocco beat second-ranked Belgium 2-0

Hicham Hansali, 48, a football coach for Al Wasl Club under-14s, has had dozens of calls from fellow Moroccans in the UAE asking him to help them get tickets

Hicham Hansali flew to Qatar for the World Cup opening and decided to stay after Morocco’s first win

Moroccans in Dubai after the historic World Cup victory over Spain. All photos supplied

Dubai TV sound engineer Zakariae Belafquih, 40, watched from the stadium as Morocco beat second-ranked Belgium 2-0

Hicham Hansali, 48, a football coach for Al Wasl Club under-14s, has had dozens of calls from fellow Moroccans in the UAE asking him to help them get tickets

Hicham Hansali flew to Qatar for the World Cup opening and decided to stay after Morocco’s first win

Moroccan fans determined to be part of history for World Cup clash with Portugal

Passionate supporters pledge to pull out all the stops to secure tickets for historic match on Saturday

December 09, 2022

Listen In English
Listen In Arabic

Copy link
Share on X
Share on Facebook
Share on LinkedIn
Share on WhatsApp
Share on Email
Print
Other