Features

The Intriguing Literary Works of Leila Abouzeid

The acclaimed author, Leila Abouzeid, is considered to be a pioneer among her Moroccan contemporaries, mainly due to her choice to write in Arabic rather than in French. Her works have been translated into a number of languages, including English, Dutch, German and Urdu. She currently lives in Rabat, Morocco where she is in demand as a speaker on television and radio.

International Film Festival of Marrakech 2007

The exotic city of Marrakech in Morocco will welcome film directors, producers, actors, distributors and journalists from all over the world this November. They will be in Marrakech to showcase their films at The International Film Festival of Marrakech which is set to take place from November 30 to December 8, 2007.

Features - Editor - 27 August 2007

The Green March – A Campaign for Reunification

Moroccans will enjoy a public holiday on 6th November 2007 as they take time to commemorate an event known as “The Green March”. What is 'The Green March' and what prompted this historical event?

Moroccan Cuisine At Its Best

Moroccan cuisine is a delight to nearly all the senses. Couscous or skso, as it is called in Arabic, is Morocco’s national dish. Served with piping-hot vegetables and with mutton, chicken, or beef, it is any family’s special Friday meal. Eating with your hands is optional, although a common plate is shared. When it comes to dining in Morocco, one truth remains: You’ll never walk away hungry.

The Art of Choosing a Riad in Marrakech

Everyone who ventures across the big pond known as the Atlantic wants to stay in a Riad in Morocco. More than a hotel, a riad is an old-style Moroccan home that has been converted into a type of bed & breakfast. While families do not run most modern riads, they do cater to tourists looking for a higher-quality, cultural, and even traditional experience. Two of the most popular places to stay in a traditional riad in Morocco are Fez and Marrakech. For our purposes, we are going to focus on Marrakech.

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