by Sam on November 28, 2007
Morocco is comprised of a melting pot of different cultural backgrounds. The most popular cultural background is Arab-Berber descent. Many of the modern Berber tribes reside deep in the mountain and desert regions that make up the outskirts of Morocco. These are the friendliest people a visitor could hope to come across in these regions. [...]
by Sam on November 27, 2007
The thought of traveling to Morocco is enough to make anyone get excited. With peculiar names of cities–such as Marrakesh, Tangier, Casablanca, chefchaouen, Fez and Essaouira–why wouldn’t someone want to see it for themselves? Busy streets, large crowds, friendly smiles, intense debates; as soon as you arrive in Morocco you will know that you have [...]
by Carole Morris on November 27, 2007
Morocco went out looking for precious metals and found some: Gold, silver and bronze medals, that is. Morocco entered the 11th Pan Arab Games and won twenty-two gold, thirty-two silver and thirty-nine bronze medals. Morocco ranked fourth overall in the medal hunt. Cairo hosted the 11th Pan Arab Games held at Military Academy Stadium. Moroccan [...]
by Sam on November 24, 2007
An adventurous expedition to the majestic Sahara Desert begins with a trip back in time to ancient villages and towns that lie in the heart of Morocco. These villages and town contain authentic Berber castles and historic Foreign Legion outposts that now sit vacant. Roadways twist and turn, connecting each small village to the next. [...]
by Carole Morris on November 24, 2007
Morocco’s Supreme Court reached a milestone, celebrating its Golden Anniversary. His majesty, King Mohammed VI, addressed a message to the International Seminar of Justice to mark the occasion. The King reiterated his pride in the reestablishment of the Supreme Court by his grandfather, King Mohammed V. Importance of the institution was underlined by a year [...]