The Dakar Olympic Stadium in Senegal is a pivotal initiative for sports development, designed to host the first Olympic event in Africa and various international competitions. It stands as the sole stadium in Senegal certified for international football, boasting a seating capacity of 50,000. Located in Diamniadio, 30 km from Dakar, the stadium is part of a masterplan that includes the Dakar Congress Center, Expo, and hotel buildings.

The stadium features a 105 x 68m football pitch with a hybrid field system, providing excellent views and an intimate atmosphere. It includes lower and upper tiers, skyboxes, a presidential box, and 1,045 VIP seats. Access is facilitated through 40 separate portals. Meeting FIFA and CAF standards, the design integrates landscaping, parking facilities, and easy accessibility.

Facilities within the stadium comprise four changing rooms, a conference room, two training rooms, and additional locker rooms. Adjacent amenities cater to athletes with training areas and track-and-field facilities. The roof, made of sun-permeable material, maximizes natural light, while solar panels contribute to energy sustainability.

The stadium’s distinctive curvilinear façade incorporates multilayered metal mesh panels that reflect local culture through vibrant colors and innovative lighting. Surrounding the stadium, a fan zone offers a dynamic space for sports enthusiasts and doubles as a public park on non-match days. This iconic structure is a captivating sight both during daylight hours and when illuminated at night.