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Moroccan marvels: Dive into North Africa's diverse cultural heritage - Vimarsana News

Moroccan marvels: Dive into North Africa's diverse cultural heritage

RABAT, Morocco — The Kingdom of Morocco is expanding its presence in South Korea's travel market as tourists seek new destinations for travel from Korea. Morocco presents itself as a richly diverse "melting pot" in terms of beliefs, ethnic groups and ways of life. The country is located on the African continent, but only one hour away from southern Spain by ferry, spanning from the Atlantic Ocean to the Me...

Places of Protest in Africa: Public Spaces for Engaging & Fostering Democracy - Vimarsana News

Places of Protest in Africa: Public Spaces for Engaging & Fostering Democracy

Explore African cities' public spaces and their role in protests, political engagement, and societal change.

Places of Protest in Africa: Public Spaces for Engaging & Fostering Democracy - Vimarsana News

Places of Protest in Africa: Public Spaces for Engaging & Fostering Democracy

Explore African cities' public spaces and their role in protests, political engagement, and societal change.

UNESCO to "support the Moroccan authorities" rebuild after earthquake - Vimarsana News

UNESCO to "support the Moroccan authorities" rebuild after earthquake

UNESCO has said that the organisation will support Morocco in its efforts to rebuild schools and heritage landmarks damaged by this week's earthquake.

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Deadly Earthquake in Morocco Destroys Cultural Heritage - Vimarsana News

Deadly Earthquake in Morocco Destroys Cultural Heritage

Several mosques and the historic center of Marrakesh sustained damage during the earthquake, which has killed over 2,000 people.