Culture & Leisure
When Algeria recently earned a silver medal at Expo Osaka 2025 for best exterior design, its pavilion was praised for featuring what organizers called “Algerian Zellige.” The designation was more than inaccurate; it misrepresented history. Zellige, the intricate geometric mosaic tiles, is......
The Swedish Academy has honored Hungarian novelist László Krasznahorkai with the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature, recognizing his transformative prose and apocalyptic vision. Known for his intricate, unbroken sentences and meditations on decay and redemption, Krasznahorkai’s body of......
In a gesture filled with symbolism and boldness, GUESS chose Marrakech, the birthplace of its founder Paul Marciano, to host the eighth edition of its international convention, "One World, One Brand." From October 6 to 8, 2025, the ochre city transformed into a global stage, welcoming nearly......
Claudia Cardinale, one of the most iconic figures in European cinema, died on September 23, 2025, at the age of 87. Her passing marks the end of a golden chapter in film history and reminds the cultural world of the profound role artists play in shaping memory and heritage. Born in Tunis in 1938 to a......
From October 1 to 5, 2025, Casablanca will once again become the stage for contemporary dance as the city welcomes the 11th edition of the Choreographic Encounters of Casablanca (RCC). Organized by the Col’jam company under the patronage of the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication, the......
After decades of being overshadowed by its Nordic neighbors, Norway is emerging as a new force in international cinema. Once in the shadow of Sweden and Denmark, whose filmmakers such as Lars von Trier, Thomas Vinterberg, and Ruben Östlund dominated the global stage, Norway is now enjoying what......
CASABLANCA, September 16, 2025 – The magic of the big screen has once again captivated audiences! La Fête du cinéma, held over four days from September 11 to 14, recorded nearly 60,000 admissions across partner cinemas in Morocco. Around 28% of the screenings featured Moroccan......
A Paris auction house has unveiled a painting by Pablo Picasso that had remained hidden from public view for eight decades. The work, titled Bust of a Woman in a Flowery Hat (Dora Maar), was completed during the German occupation of Paris in 1944 and has since been kept in a private collection. The......
Morocco’s Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication has officially launched the 23rd edition of the National Press Grand Prix (GPNP), coinciding with National Information Day. This prestigious event celebrates excellence in journalism across Morocco, recognizing outstanding contributions in......
The Daily Telegraph has highlighted the timeless charm of Tangier, portraying the Moroccan port city as a place that has modernized without losing its soul. Once home to around 400,000 residents in the 1970s, Tangier now counts more than 1.3 million inhabitants, yet its historic medina continues to preserve......
Belgium’s Prime Minister, Bart De Wever, attended a concert in Essen, Germany, led by Israeli conductor Lahav Shani, who had been excluded from a Belgian festival. The Munich Philharmonic was removed from the Ghent Festival after concerns arose over Shani’s association with Israel, sparking......
Casablanca, Morocco – September 8, 2025: Coca-Cola brought its Real Magic philosophy to life through the Coca-Cola Food Festival, a traveling celebration that lit up five major cities across the Kingdom. Blending music, gastronomy, and cultural experiences, the festival offered unforgettable moments......
The Tunisian filmmaker Kaouther Ben Hania received the Silver Lion at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival for her powerful film The Voice of Hind Rajab, which tells the tragic story of a young Palestinian girl killed in Gaza in early 2024. The film, deeply emotional and politically charged,......
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