Honours
- Bonn International Tournament
- 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998
- Montreal International Tournament
- 1994
- Brazil International Tournament
- 1995
- Prague International Tournament
- 1997
- Valence International Tournament
- 1997
- Roma International Tournament
- 1998
- Brussels International Tournament
- 1998
- Madrid International Tournament
- 1997
- Romans International Tournament
1997 L'Ajax représente l'Afrique au 1e tournoi euro-africaine à Lisabone (Portugal).
1997 L'Ajax participe en coupe du monde en Mexico.
1998 L'Ajax remporte le tournoi de Rome en Italie.
1998 L'Ajax remporte le tournoi de Bonn.
1998 L'Ajax remporte le tournoi de Bruxelles en Belgique.
1998 L'Ajax finaliste au championnat d'Europe des clubs champions en Seberi dans l'état de Yakoutia (Russie).
1998 L'Ajax représente le Maroc au congrès de FIFUSA à Caracas (Venezuela).
1998 L'Ajax répond favorable à la demande de la FRMF pour représenter le Maroc au 1e championnat arabe au Caire (Egypte). L'Ajax termine en 2e place.
1999 L'Ajax remporte le tournoi international d'Abu Dhabi aux EAU.
1999 L'Ajax a été reçu par le pape Jean Paul II au Vatican.
1999 La FIFA confie à l'Ajax de Kenitra l'organisation du 1e tournoi méditerranéen des clubs au Maroc.
2000 L'Ajax participe en coupe du monde en Bolivie.
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