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Claude McKay and Gnawa Music
The New Yorker takes an in-depth look at Gnawa music shows, and their roots in Morocco. The music has drawn interest from famous musicians for years, and in 1998 the Moroccan government began investing...
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North Africa and the Middle East: Where’s Safe for Winter Sun?
The Telegraph takes a look at must-see MENA winter travel destinations that remain safe for tourists, highlighting Morocco’s Ouarzazate at the “doorway to the desert”: Ouarzazate – the “doorway to the...
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Morocco: Follow the sound of the Beats
The Independent travels through Morocco, taking in the sounds and tastes of Tangier, Rabat, Marrakesh, and others: Paul Trynka’s Travel Map. Photo: The Independent The Marrakesh express train rattles...
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In pictures: Tom Cruise in Morocco for Mission: Impossible 5
The Daily Mail describes Tom Cruise’s working visit to Morocco for the upcoming Mission: Impossible film. This is only the latest production to film in Morocco, which has been a major location for...
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(Video) Changing Perceptions Episode VIII: “Addressing the Skills Gaps in...
What is it like to invest in Africa? Hear firsthand from Africa’s experts, CEOs, and investors! Jean R. AbiNader, Executive Director, Moroccan American Trade & Investment Center (MATIC), is among...
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Morocco Launches Youth Talent TV Show
Magharebia describes a new TV show in Morocco – a youth talent competition supported by the Moroccan youth ministry: ”Big Up” gives young Moroccans a chance to show off their talent on national TV....
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2015 Nations Cup: Hosts Morocco beat Libya in friendly
BBC Sport reports on Morocco’s play leading up to the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations, which Morocco will host: The hosts of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations, Morocco, easily beat visiting Libya in a friendly...
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The Lost Libraries of the Sahara
The Daily Beast explores ancient the libraries of Chinguetti, founded in the 12th century to serve as a resting point for the Saharan trade routes crisscrossing present-day Morocco, Mauritania, and...
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Morocco, Guinea Sign Draft Agreement to Train 500 Guinean Imams
Maghreb Arab Press reports on the latest effort by Morocco to spread moderate Islam through Imam training. Morocco is already has religious training agreements with Mali, Tunisia, and Libya, and has...
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The Hunt for Spinosaurus
The Washington Post reports on the big news in Paleontology this week; a new massive swimming dinosaur called Spinosaurus which was discovered in Morocco: Photo: National Geographic The discovery of...
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In Morocco, Elegance Along Atlantic
Travel Weekly describes Morocco’s beautiful sights along the Atlantic coast: Hotel Heure Bleue Palais in Essaouira, Morocco. Photo: Travel Weekly Morocco has long been a popular draw for its Saharan...
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Moroccan Magic: Argana is a Must-Try New Neighborhood Restaurant
Las Vegas Weekly reports on one of the top new restaurants in Las Vegas: a Moroccan restaurant called Argana, whose chef hails from Rabat: Argana’s salad of braised Swiss chard with lemon juice and...
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Iron Chef
The Jerusalem Post reports on a new book on grilling the Moroccan way: Grilled pineapple. Photo: BEN YUSTER If you think that the grilling season is over, think again. It is now, when the heat has...
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James Bond Will Head To These Three Countries In Bond 24 [CinemaBlend]
Morocco will host yet another major film production, this time it’s the new iteration of the James Bond franchise: Daniel Craig as James Bond. Photo: CinemaBlend In every James Bond movie, there are...
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King Dedicates New Apprenticeship-Training Center in Handicraft in Tetouan...
Morocco has opened an apprenticeship training center for artisan handicrafts as part of its ongoing efforts to promote youth employment and value-added trade: King Mohammed VI dedicated on Thursday a...
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Parsley, Cilantro at Core of Perky Fish Condiment From Morocco [The Post &...
Moroccan Chermoula (chehr-MOO-lah) was served at the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit dinner: Photo: The Post & Courier Chermoula originated in northwest Africa, but the condiment is perfectly suited to...
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Rushing for Morocco’s “Liquid Gold”? Here’s How to Get the Best Argan Oil...
Morocco’s famous argan oil continues to be a subject of fascination for beauty experts: Argan fruit. Photo: Dreamstime Estée Lauder. Dove. L’Oréal. These brands have marketed a series of products...
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CNDH Showcases its Experience on Raising Human Rights Awareness in Business...
Morocco’s National Council for Human Rights (CNDH) continues to shape an emerging culture of human rights in Morocco, speaking at a UN forum last week on their efforts: The National Council for Human...
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Ten Percent of Western Recruits to ISIS are Women [The National Interest]
Morocco’s model for reducing violent extremism by empowering women: During Couture’s visit to Morocco, she found similar efforts at women’s empowerment in terms of finance, employment, and education....
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Fes: A Time Traveler’s Delight [CNN]
The medina in the Moroccan city of Fes is a UNESCO heritage site, and Morocco is investing to preserve its traditions there: Photo: CNN Fes is Morocco’s oldest city, and in many ways, it feels like a...
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