A Canadian Group Tasked with Designing the Lighting for Agadir’s Adrar Stadium Ahead of the 2030 World Cup

The Canadian group “Ombrages” has won the contract to design the lighting for Agadir’s Adrar Stadium as part of preparations for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, according to a Canadian press article published on Sunday, October 11.

The article, which quotes the group’s founder and CEO, Mehdi Laïb, states that the company will be responsible for designing the stadium’s lighting and highlighting its architectural features through illumination.

Founded in 1999 in Boucherville, Quebec, the group has around 20 employees. According to the same source, it had already secured the contract to design the lighting for Morocco’s Grand Stade Hassan II.

In Quebec, its projects include lighting designs for the Jacques-Cartier and Samuel-De Champlain bridges, as well as for sites in Montreal. The group also developed a lighting plan for the Olympic Stadium, its tower and its outdoor facilities.

The article does not specify the financial value of the Adrar Stadium contract or the timeline for its completion. It limits the announced assignment to lighting design, providing no details on the supply of equipment or the execution of installation work.