Heritage
The road to reopening Notre-Dame Cathedral was long and demanding, requiring the tireless efforts of nearly 1,000 workers to meet the ambitious five-year deadline set by French President Emmanuel Macron. Yet, despite the challenges, the monumental task was completed in record time, including the restoration......
Henna, both the plant and the ancient art of body decoration, has officially been added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list during the organization’s 19th session in Asunción, Paraguay. This recognition highlights the cultural and historical significance of henna across the......
An extraordinary archaeological discovery is taking place beneath the famous Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, revealing two millennia of history. Following the 2019 fire that devastated much of the iconic structure, excavations have uncovered remarkable artifacts, providing new insights into the cathedral’s......
In December, the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris will reopen its doors to the public after five years of restoration following the devastating fire in April 2019. The cathedral, renowned for its soaring ceilings, intricate stained-glass windows, and world-class organ, is a symbol of France’s......
The Consulate General of France in Tangier celebrated the inauguration of its new premises, marking a significant milestone in a project aimed at consolidating the services of the French Institute and the Consulate at the iconic Place de France. This ceremony was attended by notable figures,......
Morocco has taken a significant step in safeguarding its cultural heritage by approving a new legislative framework designed to protect and manage its rich legacy. The recently introduced law includes stringent measures and penalties aimed at preserving cultural assets, ensuring compliance with international......
Morocco's Independence Day serves as a moment to reaffirm the nation's unwavering commitment to its sacred principles: Islam, territorial integrity, and the monarchy, according to Abdelkrim Zerktouni, President of the Mohamed Zerktouni Foundation for Culture and Research. These principles,......
A 2,000-year-old Roman knife handle, intricately designed in the shape of a gladiator, will be showcased to the public for the first time, according to English Heritage. This rare artifact was discovered in 1997 by two divers in the River Tyne, near Corbridge, a site close to Hadrian’s Wall—the......
Morocco has been unanimously elected to serve as Vice-President of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) General Assembly for 2024. This historic decision was made during the assembly held in Ouro Preto, a city in southeastern Brazil, on Wednesday. Aboulkacem Chebri, President of......
Morocco proudly observes the 49th anniversary of the Green March, a pivotal event in its history that symbolizes national unity and the quest for territorial integrity. This historic march, initiated on November 6, 1975, under the leadership of King Hassan II, saw nearly 350,000 Moroccans peacefully......
On Wednesday, the Moroccan people enthusiastically celebrate the 49th anniversary of the Green March, a pivotal event in the nation's history that symbolizes the ongoing commitment to complete the territorial integrity of the Kingdom. Initiated by the visionary late King Hassan II, this monumental......
The traditional Moroccan caftan took center stage at the recent BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow, captivating fashion experts and enthusiasts alike. The event, held from October 3 to 5, aimed to foster global interactions in the fashion sector for emerging countries. Wafaa Daoui, a member of the Silk......
A groundbreaking archaeological discovery in Morocco is transforming our understanding of North African prehistory and its connections with the ancient Mediterranean world. The Oued Beht Archaeological Project (OBAP), a joint effort by researchers from the UK, Italy, and Morocco, has unearthed evidence......
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