Debt IR: 'As we're not listed, we can be objective in our vision of the market,' says manager of largest phosphate reserve
Morocco controls around 70 percent of the world’s phosphate
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Morocco controls around 70 percent of the world’s phosphate
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The fetching Atlantic port of Essaouira lacks the fame and grandeur of more famous Moroccan cities like Casablanca, but that is exactly its draw. Easier to navigate than the vast medieval labyrinth of Fez and far more manageable than hectic Marrakesh, Essaouira (pronounced ess-uh-WEE-ruh) is coastal North Africa at its most quaint and picturesque.
With camels roaming the beaches, centuries-old city walls and abundant art galleries, Essaouira is coastal Morocco at its most picturesque.