Culture
Nine Moroccan authors and researchers have received distinguished recognition at the inaugural Doha Arabic Book Prize, demonstrating Morocco's continued excellence in Arabic scholarship. The competition drew over 1,200 submissions from 35 countries across multiple categories. Abderrahmane Boudraa......
Four key Moroccan institutions have joined forces to safeguard Tbourida, the country's UNESCO-recognized equestrian heritage, through a groundbreaking partnership agreement signed in Rabat. The collaboration aims to protect and develop this ancestral Arab-Amazigh art form, which earned UNESCO intangible......
Fatiha Zemmouri has established herself as a significant figure in contemporary Moroccan art through her innovative work with raw materials and abstract forms. Born in Casablanca in 1966, she divides her time between her home city and Marrakech, exploring themes of transformation, regeneration, and the......
Morocco's traditional rural communities, known as douars, are at a crossroads. As the nation grapples with modernization and climate change, these ancient settlements have become a focal point for researchers and policymakers seeking to balance preservation with progress. To address this critical......
In a bold move to reshape Morocco's cultural landscape, Minister of Youth, Culture, and Communication Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid has called for a transformation in the nation's approach to cultural and creative industries (CCIs). Speaking at the opening of the second edition of the CCI Sessions in......
The 19th World Sufi Meeting commenced on Wednesday evening in Madagh, Berkane Province, Morocco, under the theme "Sufism and the Fate of Values in the Age of Artificial Intelligence." This prestigious event, held under the patronage of King Mohammed VI, brings together academics, thinkers,......
In a recent conference held in Marrakech, Ahmed Toufiq, the Minister of Habous and Islamic Affairs, highlighted the historical and ongoing contributions of Sufi brotherhoods to the enhancement of Moroccan-African relations. This gathering, themed “Ahmed Baba of Timbuktu: A Model of Civilizational......
The Melodic Tapestry of Languages Morocco's linguistic landscape is a vibrant blend where Arabic and Berber serve as the official languages. French often weaves through daily conversations, with Spanish and English adding their own harmonious notes. A Mosaic of Heritage The Berbers, Morocco's......
In a landmark move, Morocco’s Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication, in partnership with the National Agency for Land Conservation, Cadastre, and Cartography (ANCFCC), has announced the launch of the nation's first national archaeological map. This initiative marks a significant stride......
In a resounding affirmation of Morocco's linguistic and cultural diversity, the Royal Institute of Amazigh Culture (IRCAM) achieved a significant milestone on Monday in Rabat by unveiling its distance learning courses in the Amazigh language. The launch event was attended by a distinguished array......
In the vibrant cultural tapestry of Marrakech, an extraordinary event unfolded this weekend as the Qatar Charity Association organized a mass wedding ceremony for 100 brides from families impacted by the Al Haouz earthquake. This heartwarming initiative served as a powerful symbol of resilience, unity,......
In a world where conflict and upheaval increasingly threaten our shared history, Rabat became the epicenter of a crucial dialogue on Tuesday. The Moroccan capital hosted an international symposium titled "Protection of Cultural Heritage during Humanitarian Crises and the Issue of Effectiveness,"......
As Morocco marks its third edition of the Night of Museums and Cultural Spaces, an innovative Ghanaian artist is set to unveil his vibrant interpretation of Moroccan culture in a highly anticipated exhibition. A Luminous Exhibition at L’Atelier 21 Art gallery L’Atelier 21 in Casablanca......
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