History : When London’s very first zoo housed Morocco’s Atlas Lions

In 1200s, a royal zoo in London housed Barbary lions among other exotic wild animals. The skulls of these lions were discovered centuries later by scientists who suggested that they belong to Atlas Lions that lived between Morocco and Egypt.

Moroccan documentary on Sahara «Um Echgag» screened at London Arthouse Film Festival

Morocco crowned «most welcoming destination» at WTM London

Moroccan art takes center stage at 1-54 Fair in London

Ichem Zaher to make history as first Moroccan to attempt Enduroman

Moroccan diplomats #21 : The Republic of Salé' s ambassadors to London

In 1627, the newly founded Republic of Salé sent two ambassadors to London to negotiate a treaty. England was planning to turn the republic into a military base for a joint action against Spain.

Casablanca Stock Exchange launches Moroccan Capital Market Days in London

Moroccan diplomats #2 : Mohamed Ben Hadou, Royal Society’s honorary member

To free Tangier, seized by King Charles II of England, Moulay Ismail sent Ambassador Mohamed Ben Hadou to London. The latter became a popular figure in England and was invited to universities and honorable institutions.

Moroccan documentary film «Amghar» awarded at the London international filmmaker festival

Diaspo #174 : Youness El Mouaffaq, aka Bboy Cri6, Morocco’s most competitive breakdancer

Youness El Mouaffaq, better known by his stage name Cri6, is a competitive breakdancer. Based in London, the b-boy won and participated in several international competitions. His dream is to represent Morocco at the 2024 Olympics, as it added breaking to its games.