Green March Rally and 24-Hour Karting Race: Wali Amzazi Launches Sporting Events in Agadir to Mark the 51st Anniversary

Saïd Amzazi, governor of the Souss-Massa region and prefect of Agadir Ida-Outanane, on Saturday, November 7, 2026, officially launched sporting events in Agadir as part of the program marking the 51st anniversary of the Green March. The program also featured artistic and cultural activities at the Bab Al Marsa complex.

The activities were attended by the president of the Souss-Massa Regional Council, elected officials, representatives of the security and military authorities and decentralized government services, as well as civil society stakeholders and media representatives.

The program opened with the start of the second stage of the Green March Rally, organized by the Maghreb Association of Motor Sports under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI and under the auspices of the Royal Moroccan Federation of Motor Sports, under the slogan “Sport in the Service of the National Cause.”

This stage links Agadir to Tan-Tan, via Tiznit and Guelmim, following the start of the first stage in Casablanca on Friday, November 6.

Some 80 competitors and participants are taking part in the rally, driving 4x4 vehicles, passenger cars and motorcycles, in an event combining sporting competition, the symbolism of the Green March and the values of citizenship.

The governor and the delegation accompanying him also presided over the official start of the Agadir 24 Hours of Karting at the “Maroc Racing Karting Agadir” complex, with teams competing nonstop for an entire day.

The competition tests the drivers’ skills and endurance, as well as the teams’ ability to manage the race, coordinate roles and devise strategies to maintain the pace throughout the hours of competition.