Morocco's literary scene is set to receive a significant uplift with the launch of two prestigious new book awards: the Costa Goldex Morocco Literary Prize and the Costa Goldex Young Wordsmith Award. Organized by the renowned Costa Goldex brand, these accolades aim to celebrate the creativity of......
At the prestigious International Publishing and Book Fair (SIEL) in Rabat, acclaimed novelist and essayist Mouna Hachim presented her latest work, "Villes et villages du Maroc. Étymologie, histoire et légendes" (Cities and villages of Morocco: etymology, history, and......
The 29th edition of the International Book Fair in Rabat witnessed the unveiling of an extraordinary lexical gem, a Moroccan Dutch dictionary containing an impressive 15,000 words. This linguistic masterpiece is the brainchild of Jan Hoogland, a renowned Dutch Arabist and linguist who has dedicated four......
In a grand spectacle brimming with cultural opulence, Morocco's Foreign Minister, Nasser Bourita, graced the 25th anniversary celebrations of Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II's ascension to the Ashanti throne. Representing the esteemed King Mohammed VI, Bourita conveyed heartfelt felicitations......
In a remarkable testament to the resurgence of Arabic within the realms of education and culture, a report by the King Abdul Aziz Al Saud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences in Casablanca has unveiled a significant trend. The findings shed light on the deeply rooted process of Arabization......
A recent comprehensive report by the King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation in Casablanca offers fascinating insights into the state of publishing and writing in Morocco. The report meticulously examined literary output across various fields, including literature, humanities, and social sciences, spanning......
In a heartfelt revelation, Mert Altınışık, the iconic Turkish actor renowned for his portrayal of Kamal in the hit series "Beni Affet" (Forgive Me), has expressed his deep affection for Morocco, a country where he has transcended cultural barriers to become a beloved figure in Moroccan......
Amidst the uproar surrounding the Ramadan series "Wlad Yezza" (Children of Yezza), Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid, the Minister of Youth, Culture, and Communication, has finally spoken out. Accused of undermining the sanctity of the teaching profession and impacting its dignity, authority, professional......
In the sun-drenched expanse of southwestern Morocco, an ancient tree stands as a symbol of resilience, empowerment, and ecological harmony. The argan tree, endemic to this region, yields a precious elixir that has captivated the global market: argan oil. This "liquid gold," as it is affectionately......
In the heart of Morocco, a predominantly Muslim nation where religion is deeply interwoven into the fabric of society and culture, a growing contingent of young, urban Moroccans is boldly embracing a non-religious identity. Although this minority group may not be as visible as their religious counterparts,......
In a dedicated effort to safeguard the rich cultural and spiritual legacy of the ancient medina, the city of Fez is embarking on an ambitious restoration program aimed at its emblematic historic mosques and zawiyas. Recently launched by the Agency for the Development and Rehabilitation of the City of......
LOEWE, the renowned Spanish luxury house, recently used social media to honor the invaluable contributions of Moroccan artisans and their timeless craftsmanship. The brand's post, a captivating display of exquisite handbags and traditional Moroccan elements, highlighted its long-standing collaboration......
Amid the turmoil of the Gaza war, an extraordinary celebration continues to bring together Jews and Muslims in Morocco. The Mimouna festival, which marks the end of Passover's dietary restrictions, has stood as a powerful symbol of the country's Jewish heritage, despite the community's decreasing......
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