October 2007

Moroccan Princess addresses UNESCO Conference

by Carole Morris on October 31, 2007

Moroccan Princess Lalla Salma, wife of King Mohammed VI, spoke in Paris at the 34th Session of UNESCO’s General Conference. She called for the international community to keep to the priorities of the organization by upholding the values of UNESCO. Her majesty stressed that the international community needs to strengthen the role of UNESCO in [...]

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Morocco has always held some mystery for travelers. This part of North Africa bridges mainland Europe and the African continent, though separated slightly by the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean. With the Atlantic Coast thousands of miles long and the Sahara thousands of miles across, Morocco has many different prospects of topography and offers [...]

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Morocco’s Roman Past (Part II)

by Terry on October 29, 2007

So you’ve moved on from Volubilis and still yearn to survey more Roman ruins in Morocco. Because Morocco’s Roman past is so rich, you’ll have more ruins to explore than found in any European museum. Nestled directly outside the city of Larache just south along the Atlantic coast of Asilah lays the Roman ruins of [...]

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Holiday in Morocco Growing

by Sam on October 29, 2007

It is a well known fact that the tourist industry is always on the lookout for new destinations that can be branded as “The Place” to go to every season. Morocco, as a matter of fact, is precisely one of those places, becoming more and more popular amongst tourists in the last few years. Morocco, [...]

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IMAX in Morocco

by Sam on October 26, 2007

The bustling city of Casablanca in Morocco knows how to entertain tourists. People from all over the world are drawn to the gorgeous surroundings and romanticized images of this lively city. However, Casablanca will have even more to offer their tourists.

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