The Mohammed VI Karate Cup returns to Rabat from June 12 to 14, 2026, bringing together
a strong international lineup for one of the most anticipated karate events on the African and global calendar.
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This new edition is expected to gather more than 1,200 athletes representing multiple countries,
reinforcing the tournament’s growing reputation as a key stop for elite karate competition.
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Across three days of action at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Sports Complex, athletes will compete in
different weight categories and disciplines, with both men’s and women’s events showcasing a high technical level and intense matchups.
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The competition is also seen as an important opportunity for rising talents to face experienced
international fighters, making it a key platform for development and performance benchmarking in the sport.
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Beyond the fights themselves, the event reflects Morocco’s strategy to strengthen its position as a
regional hub for international sports events, regularly hosting world-class tournaments across multiple disciplines.
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It also contributes to the country’s broader sports development vision, which focuses on infrastructure,
international visibility, and encouraging youth participation in martial arts and competitive sports.
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One thing is clear:
the Mohammed VI Karate Cup is no longer just a national competition—it has become
a recognized international meeting point for the global karate community.
