Comite National Olympique Marocain

What Comite National Olympique Marocain does

The Comité National Olympique Marocain (CNOM) is Morocco's National Olympic Committee, founded in 1959 and headquartered in Rabat. Operating as a private non-profit under the IOC charter, CNOM is the sole recognized body responsible for coordinating Morocco's participation in the Olympic Games (summer and winter), African Games, Mediterranean Games, Pan-Arab Games, and other international multi-sport events. Its primary constituencies are Moroccan Royal Sports Federations and the individual athletes representing Morocco, with secondary outreach to youth through Olympic Academy educational programs. The committee is led by President Faïçal LARAICHI (elected June 14, 2017) and operates with a small staff of 37 employees.

CNOM's service portfolio combines program-based support with digital infrastructure. Core programs include Olympic Scholarships (Bourses Olympiques), the pluriannual 2019–2028 Olympic Preparation Program executed jointly with the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, Olympic Solidarity funding flows to athletes, coaches, and federations, High-Level Coach Training, and Anti-Doping compliance services. Two proprietary digital platforms underpin operations: the Plateforme de suivi des athlètes (frm.cnomweb.com), which tracks and monitors athlete performance data, and the Digital Olympic Academy / Académie Olympique Digitale (aod.cnomweb.com), an online training and webinar platform for sports professionals. Supporting services include a Sports Arbitration Chamber, a Studies and Documentation Centre, a permanent Olympic Museum at the Rabat headquarters, and a Photo/Video Library. The organization publishes content in French, Arabic, English, and Tashelhit.

Revenue mechanics are non-commercial. CNOM is funded through Olympic Solidarity allocations from the IOC, government support via conventions with the Moroccan Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, and partnership arrangements with entities such as the Moroccan Agency for Sports Development (AMAD). Revenue figures are not publicly disclosed. CNOM holds memberships in IOC, ANOC, ANOCA, UA/NOC, ICMG, and ACNO Francophone, and operates no external sales or investor structure.

Name

Comite National Olympique Marocain

Legal name

Comité National Olympique Marocain

Website

https://cnom.org.ma

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

CNOM is Morocco's National Olympic Committee, founded in 1959 and headquartered in Rabat, coordinating Morocco's participation in the Olympic Games and international multi-sport events. It serves Moroccan sports federations, athletes, and youth through scholarship, training, and digital monitoring programs, funded by the IOC and government.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

National Olympic Committee / Sports Governance Services

NAICS

Spectator Sports (7112), Spectator Sports (71121), Sports and Recreation Instruction (61162), Sports and Recreation Instruction (611620)

SIC

Services-Amusement & Recreation Services (7900)

akta.pro primary industry

Olympic & Multi-Sport Movement Organizations (NOCs, Olympic Committees) (MPAKACAI)

akta.pro secondary industries

Olympic & Multi-Sport Governing Bodies (IOC/IPC, Continental Games Federations) (MPAKAFAA), International Multi-Sport Games Organizing Committees (e.g., Olympics, Commonwealth) (MPAKADAJ), Regional/Continental Confederations & Associations (MPAKAFAD)

Keywords

• Olympic committee services
• Athlete development programs
• Sports federation coordination
• Olympic education
• Anti-doping services

Headquarters

HQ city

Rabat

HQ country

Morocco

HQ region

Africa

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

CNOM serves as Morocco's National Olympic Committee, coordinating the country's participation in Olympic and international multi-sport events (Summer/Winter Olympics, Youth Olympics, African Games, Mediterranean Games, Pan-Arab Games, Islamic Solidarity Games). It runs Olympic preparation programs, athlete scholarships, high-level coach training, anti-doping services, sports arbitration, and Olympic education programs for youth, supported by digital platforms for athlete tracking and online learning.

Product overview

CNOM operates as the Moroccan National Olympic Committee, offering a comprehensive portfolio of Olympic and sports programs. The core digital products include the Athlete Tracking Platform (Plateforme de suivi des athlètes) for monitoring athlete performance, and the Digital Olympic Academy (Académie Olympique Digitale) for online training. Additional programs include Olympic Scholarships (Bourses Olympiques), Olympic Preparation Programs (Préparation Olympique), the Olympic Academy for youth education, Olympic Solidarity for athlete/coach/federation support, High-Level Coach Training, Anti-Doping services, Sports Arbitration, Seminars, and a Studies and Documentation Center. The organization focuses on athlete development, Olympic qualification preparation, and promotion of Olympic values across Morocco.

Differentiator

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Products and services

• Plateforme de suivi des athlètes (Athlete Tracking Platform) Digital platform for tracking and monitoring Moroccan athletes' performance, training, and competitive activities. Used by federations and CNOM to follow athlete progress.
• Académie Olympique Digitale (Digital Olympic Academy) Online training and education platform offering webinars, seminars, and digital courses for athletes, coaches, and sports professionals.
• Bourses Olympiques (Olympic Scholarships) Financial support program for athletes to pursue Olympic qualification and preparation.
• Préparation Olympique (Olympic Preparation Program) Multi-year program (2019-2028) providing funding and support to Moroccan sports federations for Olympic qualification and performance preparation.
• Académie Olympique (Olympic Academy) Educational program promoting Olympic values through school visits, seminars, and cultural activities for Moroccan youth.
• Solidarité Olympique (Olympic Solidarity) Support program providing assistance to athletes, coaches, and federations through various aid and development initiatives.
• Formation des Entraineurs de Haut Niveau (High-Level Coach Training) Training program for elite coaches to enhance their technical and pedagogical skills for high-performance sports.
• Centre d'études et de documentation (Studies and Documentation Center) Research and documentation center providing Olympic studies, sports research materials, and historical archives.
• Chambre Arbitrale du Sport (Sports Arbitration Chamber) Arbitration body for resolving sports-related disputes in Morocco.
• Antidopage (Anti-Doping) Anti-doping awareness, education, and compliance programs for Moroccan athletes.
• Séminaires du CNOM (CNOM Seminars) Educational seminars on sports management, performance, and Olympic values for stakeholders.
• Photothèque et Vidéothèque (Photo and Video Library) Media library containing photos and videos of CNOM events, athletes, and Olympic activities.

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Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• International Olympic Committee (IOC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe governing body of the global Olympic movement. CNOM operates as the recognized National Olympic Committee under IOC charter, receiving Olympic Solidarity funds and participating in IOC programs and events.
• Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports (Morocco)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGovernment ministry responsible for sports in Morocco. CNOM collaborates under conventions for athlete preparation programs and international competition participation, including the 2019-2028 pluriannual program.
• Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGlobal association bringing together all National Olympic Committees worldwide, facilitating cooperation and representation in international sports governance.
• Association of African National Olympic Committees (ANOCA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerContinental association of African NOCs, representing and supporting Olympic movements across Africa.
• Union of Arab National Olympic Committees (UA/NOC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerRegional organization representing Arab National Olympic Committees, promoting Olympic movement in Arab nations.
• International Committee of Mediterranean Games (ICMG)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGoverning body for Mediterranean Games. CNOM participates in games preparation and sends delegations to Mediterranean sporting events.
• Francophone Association of National Olympic Committees (ACNO Francophone)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAssociation of French-speaking NOCs promoting cooperation and sharing expertise among francophone Olympic committees.
• Moroccan Agency for Sports Development (AMAD)coreOthersMoroccan agency dedicated to sports development, supporting sports projects and initiatives in the Kingdom.
• Sports Arbitration Chamber (CAS)coreOthersChamber for sports arbitration providing dispute resolution services for sports-related conflicts in Morocco.
• ORADminorOthersPartner organization supporting CNOM initiatives and programs.

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Spanish Olympic Committee (COE): Spain's National Olympic Committee — a Mediterranean NOC peer with shared participation in Mediterranean Games and overlapping sport development priorities; substantially larger budget but comparable mandate structure.
• Comité National Olympique et Sportif Français (CNOSF): France's National Olympic Committee — a much larger but structurally comparable NOC; relevant given the Francophone Olympic connection (CNOM is a member of ACNO Francophone) and shared Mediterranean Games participation.
• United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC): The U.S. NOC — a global benchmark for NOC structure and Olympic preparation, providing the upper-bound reference point for funding scale, athlete support programs, and governance models.
• Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano (CONI): Italy's National Olympic Committee — a major Mediterranean European NOC peer with shared Mediterranean Games participation and a similar broad mandate spanning preparation, education, and anti-doping.

Direct peers

• Egyptian Olympic Committee: National Olympic Committee of Egypt — directly comparable as a fellow African and Arab NOC of similar national scale, operating the same IOC-recognized mandate for athlete preparation, scholarships, and Olympic Games participation.
• Tunisian Olympic Committee (COT): National Olympic Committee of Tunisia — closely comparable North African NOC of similar scale, sharing Francophone, Mediterranean, and African Games participation patterns with CNOM.
• Algerian Olympic Committee (COA): National Olympic Committee of Algeria — a direct regional peer operating with similar mandate, funding structure (IOC + government), and athlete pipeline in the same North African and Mediterranean competitive environment.

Others

• International Olympic Committee (IOC): The global governing body of the Olympic Movement — CNOM operates under the IOC charter; relevant as the apex body that sets NOC standards, distributes Solidarity funding, and sanctions Olympic participation.
• Association of African National Olympic Committees (ANOCA): The continental association of African NOCs — CNOM is a core member; comparable as the umbrella body that channels continental Olympic programs and African Games participation.
• Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC): The global association of all National Olympic Committees — CNOM is a core member; relevant as the institutional framework CNOM operates within and a channel for solidarity funding and coordination.

Market position

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Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

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Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Funding overview

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