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This is a map of Morocco showing its cities and its capital.

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The Morocco´s government is Aziz Akhannouch.

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The Morocco´s government is Aziz Akhannouch.

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Morocco's population is around 37 milllion and is rapidly rising

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Morocco's population is around 37 milllion and is rapidly rising

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Most of Morocco has Mediterranean climate, meaning it is hot during summer and cold during winter.

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Most of Morocco has Mediterranean climate, meaning it is hot during summer and cold during winter.

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Morocco is made of largely mountainy terrain and borders the atlantic ocean and a bit of the Mediterranean sea as well.

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Morocco is made of largely mountainy terrain and borders the atlantic ocean and a bit of the Mediterranean sea as well.

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In 1859, Morocco went to war with Spain, and in theory, had guaranteed its independece through the 1880 conference of Madrid. The kingdom gained independence from French colonial rule on March. 2nd 1956, and from Spain on April 7th of the same year.

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In Morocco, 21 August is Youth day and the birtch anniversary of sitting King Mohammad VI. The idea of Youth day goes back to the Moroccan Independence Movement decades ago. The first Youth Day in Morocco was declared on the birthday of then crown prince Moulay Hassan.

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The Throne Day in Morocco is a national occasion celebrated on 30 July of each year, punctuated by several official and popular celebretions, it commemorates the day of  the Kings accession to the throne. The first celebration was held in 1933
to recognise the accession of Mohammed V of Morocco in 1927.

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The bustling and vibrant buzz of Marrakesh medina sums up Morocco for many visitors and is a major tourist attraction.

The old city is entered from the vast plaza of Djemma el-fna Square where, it seems, half the city converges throughout the day and into the evening to hang out with the stall vendors, traditional musicians, snake charmers, and random acrobats.

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Meant as a monumental reminder of the sultan's might, the Bab al-Mansour is a magnificent relic of Meknes' glorious era as capital of Morocco. It's widely regarded as Morocco's grandest and best preserved gateway.

Come in the late afternoon to photograph the gate in the soft light, then wander through Meknes' small maze of a medina, which is a much more laid-back affair than the medina of nearby Fes.

Meknes can easily be visited as a day trip from Fes, but it also is a destination in its own right and it's a good stop on any northern Morocco itinerary.

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The medina here (called Fes el Bali) is a maze of skinny, back alleyways where it's near impossible to not get lost.

Amid the souqs area, you'll find the tanneries, where the huge vats of colored dyes are one of the city's iconic sights.

As well as the city's artisan heritage, with souq streets full to the brim with traditional handicrafts, and the scatter of palaces and monuments hidden amid the twisting streets, the main attraction of Fes el Bali is simply heading out on aimless wanders amid the lanes.

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Amazigh folk music

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Typical clothing

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Also typical clothing

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A lovely tomato soup and chicken peas.

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Eggplants and tomatoes, a beautiful look!

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The moroccan language is...                                                      DARIJA, also known as Moroccan Arabic and they also speak French.

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The moroccan language is...                                                      DARIJA, also known as Moroccan Arabic and they also speak French.