In a well-considered strategic move, the Royal Moroccan Federation of Kickboxing, Muay Thai, Savate, and Similar Sports has appointed Moroccan Muay Thai coach Ayoub El Amghari, based in Bangkok, as its new technical advisor in Thailand. This decision highlights the federation’s clear intention to scout and support Moroccan talent practicing Muay Thai in the sport’s original homeland.
Being at the heart of the action, El Amghari will act as a bridge between Moroccan fighters in Thailand and the official national structure. His on-the-ground presence provides a unique opportunity to identify and promote the most promising Moroccan athletes for international competitions.
Why is this appointment timely?
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It demonstrates the federation’s global outlook and ambition to internationalize talent scouting.
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It underlines the belief that the Moroccan sports diaspora can be a key player in boosting national performance.
What does El Amghari bring to the table?
Although not widely known in global fight circuits, his daily involvement in the Thai Muay Thai scene gives him valuable hands-on insight. This appointment reflects a federation that values expertise and results over formality.
What’s next?
Important questions arise: Will El Amghari be equipped with the right tools and institutional support to succeed? Will there be formal agreements to streamline talent selection? Success will depend on how clearly his mission is defined and supported.
Conclusion:
This appointment reflects a thoughtful and forward-looking approach to sports governance in Morocco. If adequately supported, this initiative could become a model for integrating local expertise with global sports outreach.
