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Morocco: 100 Years Of Jewish-Muslim Interactions In Photos - Vimarsana News

Morocco: 100 Years Of Jewish-Muslim Interactions In Photos

Through hundreds of photographs dating from 1900 to 2000, Adil Faouzi delivers in Arabic and English a living photo story of Morocco’s past - Click the link for more details.

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Morocco: A Change in Progress? - The Islamic Monthly - Vimarsana News

Morocco: A Change in Progress? - The Islamic Monthly

Something major is happening in North Africa and the rest of the Arab World. The recent revolts, especially those in Tunisia and Egypt, have changed the [...]

Morocco/Western Sahara: Human Rights Defender Jailed For Online Posts - Vimarsana News

Morocco/Western Sahara: Human Rights Defender Jailed For Online Posts

Rida Benotmane, Urgent Action, Morocco and Western Sahara, Amnesty International UK

French Language Revival In Morocco - Colonial Nostalgia Or Bridge To Modernity? - Vimarsana News

French Language Revival In Morocco - Colonial Nostalgia Or Bridge To Modernity?

-Essay- RABAT - Along with Arabic, French has long been one of Morocco's languages. It is the language of culture; it is the flipside of our identity -- of our double identity, if you will, which is the result of a long coexistence and exchanges between generations. Even though Morocco has been inde...

Morocco: Justice and Development Party demands Arabisation of official documents - Vimarsana News

Morocco: Justice and Development Party demands Arabisation of official documents

The Moroccan Justice and Development Party has demanded the Arabisation of administrative documents and data on the websites of ministries and public institutions. This was mentioned in a statement...