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Features - Editor - 18 February 2008

Wax Lantern Procession of the Barbary Pirates

Festivals are viewed with high regard in Morocco and take place throughout the year to celebrate local traditions, customs and the arts. Visitors to this exotic country can enjoy an interesting aspect of the Moroccan way of life by attending festivals that coincide with their visit. In April each year the town of Salé celebrates the Wax Lantern Procession to honor the 16th century holy man Sidi Abdallah Ben Hassoun, the patron saint of travelers and the patron of the town.


Features - Editor - 13 February 2008

Healing Sounds of the Gnawas

The Gnawa are a black Muslim ethnic group which descended from slaves and African migrants who came to Morocco. The word Gnawa, or Gnaoua, also refers to the specific form and style of music that is played by this traditional and cultural group in Morroco. Now a significant part of the history and heritage of Morocco, the Gnawas are respected and admired for their moral beliefs and the hypnotic beats of their music.


Features - Editor - 11 February 2008

Vocational Education Strategy in Morocco

Morocco is a beautiful country and a prime tourist destination. The authorities in Morocco are dedicated to the welfare of their citizens and the continued development of the country’s infrastructure and economy. A new Vocational Education Strategy has been launched by the Moroccan government in an effort to reduce unemployment, boost the country’s skills and thereby benefit the economy.


Features - Editor - 06 February 2008

Discover the Wonders of Taroudannt

Nestled between the majestic High Atlas Mountains and the picturesque hills of the Anti Atlas Mountains lies the Souss Valley. It is home to a seemingly untouched and magnificent city by the name of Taroudannt. It is a city that can only be described as a wonderful jewel amongst the locations in Morocco that have historical and cultural significance. Taroudannt is often underestimated, as it is a destination that has not modernized with the times, but is filled with noteworthy attractions, activities and sights that have remained preserved for present and future generations to marvel at.


Features - Editor - 04 February 2008

La Perla Real-Estate Development in Morocco

The exotic city of Marrakech enjoys an agreeable sub-tropical Mediterranean climate and is located in an area which allows easy access to diverse locations, including Morocco’s sunny coastline, majestic desert sand dunes and beautiful snow-covered mountains. Recognizing the potential of the area, La Perla International Living, considered to be one of the fastest-growing brands in international residential real estate, has committed to the development of a project within a short driving distance from Marrakech.


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