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Al-Hussein Moudanieb Stadium… From a local sporting memory to a modern complex with international standards! The new project in Tiquine - Agadir with a capacity of 15,000 spectators and an area of ​​15 hectares, with a budget of nearly 300 million dirhams, under the supervision of SONARGES and the National Agency for Public Facilities. 💰⚙️✨ Impressive Technical Features: Fully Covered Stands 🎟️ VIP and Media Boxes 🎤 Modern Changing Rooms 👕 Accessible Facilities for People with Disabilities ♿ Natural Grass Field 🌱 FIFA and CAF Standards Accredited 🌍👤 The stadium is named in honor of the sports figure, Al-Hussein Moudanib, who was associated with grassroots sports in Agadir and contributed to the development of generations of players. 🎯 Project Objectives: Supporting Agadir and Dcheira Clubs ⚽ Enhancing Sports Infrastructure in Preparation for the 2030 World Cup 🌍 Creating a Space for Youth and Sports Tourism Thanks Azul Views Morocco https://youtube.com/@azulviewsmorocco... Interesting Videos about Moroccan Stadiums: List of Hassan II Stadiums    • ملعب الحسن الثاني   List of stadiums for the 2030 FIFA World Cup    • ملاعب كاس العالم 2030   List of stadiums for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations    • ملاعب كأس الأمم الأفريقية ٢٠٢٧   Our Facebook page Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Location on Google Maps https://maps.app.goo.gl/ypKbUDHxZ5L6J... In this video, we follow the latest construction developments at the Madanib Stadium (Takwin District - Agadir). We highlight the ingenious design and the efficient use of limited space in modern local stadiums, through a detailed engineering explanation of the structural systems, retaining walls, and metal cantilevered roofs. These projects are part of the revolution in major sports facilities and the urban development taking place in the Kingdom of Morocco in preparation for hosting major international and continental events, most notably the 2030 FIFA World Cup and the Africa Cup of Nations. This boom includes the construction and development of a range of distinguished World Cup and local stadiums, including: The Grand Hassan II Stadium in Benslimane (Casablanca): The world's largest architectural masterpiece, inspired by the traditional Moroccan tent. The Grand Stadium of Agadir (Adrar): Undergoing comprehensive renovations and roofing to prepare for the World Cup. The Prince Moulay Abdellah Sports Complex (Rabat): The new World Cup stadium, completely demolished and rebuilt in a unique, world-class style. The Grand Stadium of Tangier (Ibn Battouta): Having had its capacity increased and its exterior completely redesigned. The Grand Stadium of Fez and the Grand Stadium of Marrakech: Both undergoing extensive engineering upgrades to their infrastructure and stands. This development is not limited to major stadiums; it extends to neighborhood, regional, and local stadiums that utilize modern construction techniques, such as the Post Office Stadium, the Moulay Hassan Stadium, and the Hussein Madani Stadium in Tiguentouine. This reflects a comprehensive engineering vision for developing sports infrastructure in all Moroccan cities. 🔹 Watch this video to learn about: The structural design of the concrete framework and expansion and contraction joints at the Madanib Stadium. How to utilize the low ground level of the basement rooms and construct retaining walls. The installation of precast seating and cantilevered metal roofs. Commentary and discussion on the role of local engineering firms and contractors in these projects. Agadir #Agadir #Tiquine #AlHusseinMadanibStadium #Football #Infrastructure #Morocco2030 #SONARGES #FIFA #CAF