Rare fossil footprints of a lizard dating back 160–170 million years have been discovered in Morocco, marking only the third such find worldwide and the first in ancient Gondwana. Beyond its scientific significance, the discovery highlights Morocco’s rich fossil heritage and the need to better preserve and promote it.
Far more than a spectacle, Tbourida is a codified art where every movement, command, and formation draws from a deeply rooted military past. Saddle up as we explore Tbourida, from its battlefield origins to the codes, tactics, and schools that define it today.
Morocco is one of the most prominent countries on UNESCO's World Heritage List, thanks to a long journey of international recognition that began with the inscription of its first site in 1981, the ancient city of Fez. This journey continued, culminating in the registration of eight additional sites.
In Rabat and Salé, the traditions surrounding the caftan reflect a blend of local customs, Andalusian influences, and a corsair past. These traditions intersect with those of other cities and regions, notably Fez and Tetouan. These preserved customs have inspired the evolution of the garment over the centuries, right up to the present day.
Born in Poissy, France, but with a heart deeply connected to Morocco, Najma Jrane, known as "NAJ," has crafted a unique musical journey that bridges her dual heritage. With a blend of pop, R&B, and Eastern influences, her music celebrates her Moroccan roots, challenging stereotypes and expressing a profound cultural connection.