Morocco’s migration vision, presented by King Mohammed VI in Abidjan in November 2017, was central to the speech delivered yesterday in New York by Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita.
Living in Toulouse, France, Moroccan-Spanish author Laila Karrouch turns to books as soon as she finishes her hospital duties. A nursing assistant by profession, she sees literature as a space for introspection and transcendence. Born in the Nador region to a conservative family and raised in Vic, Catalonia, she discovered her passion for writing in 2004, a pursuit that has allowed her to reconcile the personal with the social.
Zineb Faress, a Moroccan entrepreneur in London, has transformed her passion for heritage and culture into Raphia, a Moroccan-inspired luxury chocolatier. Drawing on her childhood in Casablanca and her experiences studying and working abroad, she has fused nostalgia with innovation to craft exquisite products that embody Moroccan identity and cultural values in a refined, contemporary style.
The first Moroccan stop of the traveling exhibition «Belgica Biladi: A Belgian-Moroccan History» on this Friday, August 15, in the city of Nador, where it will run until the 24th of the month. The event will then move to Saïdia from September 1 to 15, before concluding in Al Hoceïma from September 22 to 30. Featuring 37 photographic panels and an accompanying publication, the exhibition offers an immersion into sixty years of a multifaceted migration story, one of
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