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The area is 172,414 (sq. mi.) or 446,550 (sq. km.) The highest peak is 13,671 feet (4,167 meters). The average temperature in Casablanca is 73°F (23°C) and higher in the summer to 55°F (13°C) in the winter.  The rainy season lasts from October to April, while the dry season is from May to September.

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Morocco lacks a good health system. The government allocates about 6 percent of its annual budget to health care. In urban areas Moroccans who can afford it often medical care at private clinics because they are cleaner and provide better treatments.

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Moroccans shake hands when greeting, after which one might touch the heart to express pleasure at seeing the other person. Children conventionally kiss the right hand or forehead of their parents or elders to show respect when greeting. People often greet close friends or relatives by brushing or kissing cheeks multiple times.

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Morocco's manufacturing is growing. Morocco has a small stock market. The PPP in Morocco is $6,900. The currency is the Moroccan dirham (MAD). High unemployment rate. Moroccan economy is not very good, its small but there economy consists of mainly food processing, fishing, leather goods, textiles, construction, and tourism.

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In Morocco, pregnancy is not usually discussed with strangers because some Moroccans believe doing so could allow the baby to be born with “evil eye,” a traditional belief that someone’s jealousy or envy may cause harm or misfortune to the person of good news. Birth is an important family event and is a cause for celebration.  a deceased person is buried as soon as possible, usually within a day or two of the death.

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Moroccans eat many locally grown fruits. Popular meals are kefta, ground beef, or mutton seasoned and cooked over charcoal. Coastal Moroccans cook fish in a variety of ways.  Bread is eaten at almost every meal. Mint tea is the national drink. Although some men drink alcohol, it is not allowed and not done in public.

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Preschools offer religious instruction. Nine years of mandatory school. School is free in Morocco and it's not heavily enforced. Moroccan are taught in Arabic, french, and sometimes english. Students normally go to school for 9 years. Public universities are free.

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The Moroccan population is 36,561,813 and the urban population is 64%. Morocco is composed of three main ethnic groups, the largest being the Indigenous Imazighen (also known as Berbers) and Arabs.

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Prime Minister Saadeddine Othmani is the head of government in Morocco. The head of state in Morocco is King Mohammed VI. The voting age is 18. The prime minister has the power to dissolve Parliament. six-year terms for the head governments elected by an electoral college of local leaders and professionals.

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Islam is the official religion of Morocco. The king is both the political and spiritual leader of his people. The majority of Moroccans are Sunni Muslims.  Most Jewish Moroccans have emigrated to Israel, France, and Canada. Friday is the day of worship, Muslims pray 5 times a day. Women and men pray in separate designated areas. Muslims pray in mosques.

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The earliest known inhabitants of the Maghreb was an ethnic group known as the Imazighen. The Arabs invaded in the seventh century AD and introduced Islam to the Maghreb. In February 2011, protests were throughout the country, with demonstrators demanding political reform.

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Dating in the Western sense does not occur openly in Morocco, but socializing between young unmarried men and women is common. Unlike the older generation, for whom relationships between men and women were very limited, younger generations in Morocco socialize through school, at work, and in their neighborhoods. acceptable include strolling in the evening with friends, chatting in cafés, playing sports, and discussing politics.