Dina Kenitra Futsal Club, commonly known as Dina Kenitra FC or DKFC, is a Moroccan futsal club based in Kenitra, in the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region of Morocco. Founded in 2011, the club was established to promote futsal, develop local sporting talent and build a competitive football structure in the city. Since its formation, Dina Kenitra has progressed through regional and national competitions, earning recognition for its commitment to player development and its contribution to Moroccan futsal. The club initially competed in the Gharb regional league and won the regional championship in 2014, securing promotion to the national second division. In 2015, it won the Moroccan Futsal Second Division championship and advanced to the top division. The club subsequently established itself as a competitive presence in national futsal, achieving notable league performances and reaching the semi-finals of the Moroccan Cup in 2023. Dina Kenitra has also developed a youth programme that focuses on identifying and nurturing promising players from Kenitra and surrounding communities. Its youth teams provide structured coaching and competitive opportunities while promoting technical ability, tactical awareness, teamwork, discipline and sporting responsibility. The club's development philosophy emphasises local talent, continuous learning and the creation of pathways towards higher levels of competition. Dina Kenitra plays its home matches at Salle Al Wahda, a prominent indoor sporting venue in Kenitra. The venue provides a setting for national futsal fixtures and helps strengthen the club's relationship with local supporters. The organisation has also pursued international cooperation, including a partnership with Dutch futsal club Tigers Roermond announced in 2023 to encourage knowledge exchange and sporting collaboration. Its activities extend beyond match results to include recruitment, coaching, communications, digital content, partnerships and community engagement. In preparation for the 2026–27 season, the club has highlighted rebuilding its squad and placing greater emphasis on young players following relegation to Morocco's second division. It has also expanded its digital presence through its official website, which provides club news, fixtures, results, team information and opportunities for prospective players and staff to apply. Dina Kenitra's long-term ambition is to strengthen its sporting structure, develop emerging talent and establish itself as a recognised force in Moroccan and international futsal.