Morocco has built a strong presence on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list, with 16 recognized elements spanning music, craftsmanship, folklore, and fashion. Here are some of the most prominent Moroccan heritage elements inscribed by UNESCO, from argan know-how and Taskiwin to Gnawa, Tbourida, Malhoun, and the Moroccan caftan.
As Morocco gears up for the Africa Cup of Nations, actress Fatima Nouali voices her frustration over the lack of institutional support for her project «Leo Africanus», a multidisciplinary performance meant to showcase Morocco's cultural ties with Africa. Despite extensive preparation and a proposal submitted to various authorities, Nouali's vision of integrating art with the sporting event remains sidelined, highlighting ongoing challenges in securing backing for cultural
«Morocco, the Road of Music», a captivating documentary available on TV5MONDE+, takes viewers on a vibrant journey through the diverse musical landscapes of the Kingdom, showcasing the rich tapestry of rhythms and melodies that define Morocco's artistic heritage. Directed by Donat Lefebvre and Jérémie Saint-Jean, the film explores how these ancestral sounds continue to evolve, embracing new influences while remaining deeply rooted in the country's cultural identity.
Zahoua Raji has never felt as deeply connected to any world as she does to that of her parents, who come from the medina of Casablanca. Before turning to filmmaking, the Brussels native traveled the world with her camera. Whether documenting social realities or fashion, this borderless journey enriched her artistic vision, one that explores lived experiences and imaginations at the crossroads of identity and cultural heritage.
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