Heba Press: Ahmed Al-Musaed
Today, Sunday September 29, in the port of Camargue in the south of France, the “Med Max Occitanie – Saïda Resorts” sailboat race began in the middle of the Mediterranean towards Morocco, with the participation of 24 sailboats and 48 skippers.
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This race is part of efforts to promote water sports in the Mediterranean, with the main support of the Saïdia Development Company, which oversees the Saïdia seaside resorts. The support of the company was a decisive element in the success of this sporting and sporting event. tourist importance for Morocco.
The launch of the first edition of the “Med Max” race was marked by the presence of a Moroccan delegation, including Jalil Bennis, president of the Saïdia Development Company, Alaeddine Barkaoui, vice-president of the Council of the Region of the East, and Rachid Rami, director of the Economic Recovery and Land Supply Center of the Eastern Regional Investment Center. This sea race through sailboats brings together France and Morocco across the Mediterranean, and it is a sporting event that connects the continents of Europe and Africa.
It is also an opportunity to highlight Morocco’s capabilities in organizing and hosting major international sporting events to promote maritime tourism in Saïdia, which has all the capacities and facilities and is considered among the destinations tourism developed in Morocco.
Through its sponsorship of this race, the Saidia Development Company highlights Saidia Resorts as an ideal destination for sports tourism, with the region offering cutting-edge infrastructure and a luxurious tourist experience on the Mediterranean coast.
This combination of sport and tourism reflects the company’s commitment to developing the region and making it a center for international sporting events, which strengthens Morocco’s attractiveness as an integrated tourism destination.
This international event will end on October 4, 2024 at the “Saïdia Resort” tourist resort, where it will be celebrated through the organization of workshops and exhibitions and the participation of folk groups that express the intangible heritage of the region and of the region in general.
