In the heart of Marrakech, Abdelouadoud Manhir, a civil engineering graduate, defies traditional career paths by immersing himself in the ancient art of zellige, blending education with craftsmanship to breathe new life into this fading heritage. His journey, marked by innovation and a deep respect for tradition, challenges stereotypes and highlights the vital role of education in preserving and evolving Morocco's artisanal legacy.
A video capturing a group of Jews praying at Marrakech's Bab Doukkala has ignited a social media storm, with interpretations ranging from religious expression to alleged political symbolism. As local leaders clarify the intentions behind the gathering, protests emerge, reflecting broader tensions surrounding cultural heritage and normalization debates in Morocco.