The current situation of the Archery Club in Marrakech has seen a significant rise in demands for intervention to rescue this important sports facility, which has long been one of the most prominent venues for archery in the Kingdom. For years, it served as a hub for numerous national, African, and international events; however, its condition has notably deteriorated in recent times.
This club holds particular significance as the only establishment dedicated to archery in Marrakech. It was inaugurated by His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rachid on September 29, 2001, marking a qualitative addition to the city's sports infrastructure and contributing to the attraction of high-profile championships and competitions.
However, according to sports enthusiasts, this facility is currently facing alarming challenges due to the decline of its structures and equipment, along with a lack of maintenance and rehabilitation efforts that are crucial for maintaining its operational readiness. This decline has stripped the club of its ability to host the competitions and activities for which it was once renowned.
Observers emphasize that the continuation of this situation threatens the loss of one of Marrakech's specialized sports facilities, especially since the club has historically been a space for training and practicing archery while accommodating competitions at various levels. It has benefited from the city's reputation in both the sports and tourism sectors.
In this context, voices are rising in demand for a thorough evaluation of the club's situation to understand the reasons behind its decline. There is a pressing call to launch a program aimed at rehabilitating its facilities and renewing its equipment, ensuring the restoration of its sporting role and reinstating it as a venue for national and international events. This initiative is vital for preserving a facility that is an integral part of Marrakech's sports infrastructure.
As reported by jamaalfnapress.ma.
