Morocco's religious strategy boosts its international influence, think tank says

The 2003 Casablanca terrorist attacks served as a catalyst for Morocco's sweeping religious reforms, aimed at centralizing authority and promoting a moderate Islamic discourse, according to a new report by the Strategic Dialogue Institute. Highlighting Morocco's use of religious diplomacy as a strategic tool, the report underscores the Kingdom's efforts to extend its influence across Africa and Europe.

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UNESCO will witness a new chapter in the ongoing battle between Algeria and Morocco over the caftan at the beginning of next week in India. Just a few weeks ago, Algiers suffered a significant setback against Rabat at the Executive Board of the international organization.