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- 08:33Morocco's water reserves bolster agriculture after heavy rains
- 15:50Morocco strengthens textile sector through strategic investment with Sunrise Group
- 09:50Oldest dinosaur fossils discovered in Morocco
- 15:40New directors appointed for Nador, Agadir airports to enhance operations
- 08:33Addressing high seafood costs: Morocco's Affordable Fish initiative success
- 11:32Re-election of Omar Tajmouati as president of the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises in Fez
- 14:20Fes Festival of Sacred Music 2025: A Celebration of Renaissance and Cultural Unity
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On January 11, 1944, a single document changed the course of Moroccan history. The Independence Manifesto, delivered to French authorities, marked a decisive shift in North Africa's colonial resistance and set Morocco on a path to sovereignty. In 1944, Morocco was divided among colonial powers:......
In a landmark show of solidarity, Morocco and Palestine have signed a library cooperation agreement to preserve Palestinian documentary heritage and strengthen cultural ties between the two nations. The partnership aims to protect historical archives, foster cultural exchange, and enhance preservation......
In a remarkable display of national pride, Morocco's central bank, Bank Al-Maghrib, has issued a new 20-dirham banknote that pays homage to the country's rich architectural legacy and socio-cultural development. The release of this note coincides with the celebration of Youth Day, a significant......
On August 4, 1578, Moroccans commemorated a monumental triumph that reshaped the historical landscape and redefined global power structures. This hallmark event, known as the Battle of Oued al-Makhazin or the Battle of the Three Kings, stands as a testament to strategic brilliance and unyielding determination. Prelude......
In the heart of Morocco's ancient cities, behind crumbling walls and weathered gates, lie the silent remnants of once-vibrant communities. These are the Mellahs, Morocco's historic Jewish quarters, now largely abandoned but still rich with the echoes of centuries past. The term "Mellah"......