Bouchra Karboubi
Moroccan association football referee
Bouchra Karboubi (Arabic: بشرى كربوبي; born on 15 May 1987) is a Moroccan international association football referee, who has officiated in several matches during the final phase of both men's and women's continental competitions.
Biography
She was born in 1987 in Taza in the northeast of Morocco, the youngest of five siblings. She started playing football in the youth category for a small team. In 2001, an arbitration school for men and women opened in her city. She became interested, stating: "I loved football, but I thought to myself: why not? It allowed me not to give up my passion, to learn the rules of the game...", even though her brothers initially reacted negatively. She mentioned: "I lived in a city where it's hchouma (shameful) for a girl to wear shorts to go on the field and mingle with men".
In 2007, Morocco created a national women's football championship. She had the opportunity to become a national referee, leaving Taza for Meknes, a much larger city neighboring Fes. "My family understood that it was serious and professional for me.
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