In collaboration with national partners and UNESCO bodies, the Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication is overseeing the implementation of a one-year program starting from April 24 of this year. As part of the initiative recognizing Rabat as the World Book Capital, activities will be intensified and expanded, taking advantage of the 2026 SIEL event, which will be held from May 1 to 10.
Once a staple of urban attire, the Moroccan caftan is now worn on all special occasions. Recognizable by its long cut, intricate embroidery, refined fabric, and golden belt, this garment has evolved from the 11th and 12th centuries to the present day, earning its place on the high-fashion runway. Telling a story in motion, it has become a cherished fashion piece for religious celebrations, Ramadan evenings, or family gatherings.
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