The Atlantic Hotel previously hosted the Mauritanian Football Awards ceremony for the current year, in a special evening that witnessed a wide attendance of sports actors, representatives of sponsoring companies, and prominent figures in the Mauritanian sports community, which gave the event a festive and essential character that reflects the sports community’s commitment to excellence and celebrating innovators.
The ceremony was the culmination of the efforts of senior figures who contributed to developing the game at various levels, from management to training and arbitration, all the way to distinguished players.
Many names were honored, such as Ahmed Yahya, President of the Mauritanian Football Federation, in appreciation of his long career and continuous contributions to the development of national football and laying strong foundations for the game in the country.
Florent Ibengo, the Congolese coach, who received the Honor Award in recognition of his technical expertise and remarkable contribution in the field of training, and his contributions to transferring technical expertise to the Mauritanian sports community.
The late Mustapha Sall, former coach of the national team, was honored for his great legacy and successful career, which left a clear mark in the history of Mauritanian football.
Taku Diabera, the best Mauritanian player abroad, after her remarkable brilliance in international forums, which made her a role model for the rising generation of female players.
Abou Bakr Koita, the best Mauritanian player abroad, in recognition of his outstanding level and contributions to his club, and raising Mauritania’s name in international competitions.
Dahan Bede, the best referee, in recognition of his efforts in raising national refereeing standards and contributing to the management of matches with a high level of professionalism.
Diop, the best coach of the year, for his outstanding performance and successful technical management with his team, and for achieving outstanding results during the season.
Bilal and Chamseddine, the most prominent emerging talents in the local league, who represent the promising future of Mauritanian football.
This event comes within the framework of ongoing efforts to support and encourage national football, and to highlight the stars and personalities who contribute to developing the game at all levels.
The ceremony reflects the commitment of the Mauritanian sports community and supporting bodies to recognizing distinguished and creative people, and enhancing the position of football as an essential element in the country’s sporting identity.
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