History In The Making: Karboubi Referees Côte Divoire Burundi Clash

Moroccan Referees Karboubi And Jermoumi To Officiate USA Vs Germany ...

Moroccan Referees Karboubi And Jermoumi To Officiate USA Vs Germany ... Moroccan referee bouchra karboubi, 36, made history as the first arab woman and second african woman to hold the whistle in a final of the africa cup of nations (afcon). Bouchra karboubi’s journey from a young girl with a passion for football to becoming the first moroccan and arab female referee to officiate a men’s match in the african cup of nations is a testament to her determination, skill, and commitment to the sport.

Colombia 2024: Danjuma Names 19 Falconets For Burundi Clash

Colombia 2024: Danjuma Names 19 Falconets For Burundi Clash Bouchra karboubi isn’t just making history; she’s inspiring a new generation of women in morocco and the arab world to pursue their passions in sports. her journey from policing the streets to officiating international matches shows that with determination and skill, barriers can be broken. After brilliantly taking charge of the totalenergies caf africa cup of nations cote d’ivoire 2023 final group a match between guinea bissau and nigeria, bouchra karboubi made history by joining rwanda’s salima mukansanga who was the first woman to officiate a totalenergies caf afcon match in cameroon three years ago. Born in taza in 1988, karboubi was raised in an environment that forbade her from following her passion, which was to play football. she later passed the physical test to referee men’s football matches in 2014. karboubi then went on to become an international referee two years later. Karboubi has much experience under her belt as she took part in february’s africa cup of nations final between senegal and egypt as a video referee (var assistant). the 34 year old became an international referee in 2016 and was the first woman to referee a top league match in morocco.

Olympic Games 2024: 3 African Referees Selected Including Bouchra ...

Olympic Games 2024: 3 African Referees Selected Including Bouchra ... Born in taza in 1988, karboubi was raised in an environment that forbade her from following her passion, which was to play football. she later passed the physical test to referee men’s football matches in 2014. karboubi then went on to become an international referee two years later. Karboubi has much experience under her belt as she took part in february’s africa cup of nations final between senegal and egypt as a video referee (var assistant). the 34 year old became an international referee in 2016 and was the first woman to referee a top league match in morocco. Bouchra karboubi made history when she became the first female centre referee to officiate at the africa cup of nations, doing so in the final group a game between nigeria and guinea bissau, which she described as “a serious challenge”. Karboubi made history as the⁤ first arab woman to officiate a match in ‌the african cup of nations (côte⁢ d’ivoire 2023)⁤ as the main referee. she further solidified her international standing by participating⁣ in the 2023‍ women’s world cup finals, held in australia and new zealand. Moroccan referee, bouchra karboubi is one of the six female officials at the 2023 africa cup of nations (afcon) in la côte d’ivoire.

Bouchra Karboubi And Fatiha Jermoumi Chosen As Referees For 2024 Olympics

Bouchra Karboubi And Fatiha Jermoumi Chosen As Referees For 2024 Olympics Bouchra karboubi made history when she became the first female centre referee to officiate at the africa cup of nations, doing so in the final group a game between nigeria and guinea bissau, which she described as “a serious challenge”. Karboubi made history as the⁤ first arab woman to officiate a match in ‌the african cup of nations (côte⁢ d’ivoire 2023)⁤ as the main referee. she further solidified her international standing by participating⁣ in the 2023‍ women’s world cup finals, held in australia and new zealand. Moroccan referee, bouchra karboubi is one of the six female officials at the 2023 africa cup of nations (afcon) in la côte d’ivoire.