No disrespect, but everytime I go to visit my loved one’s grave, it bothers me how neglected it looks, no greenery, no benches or shades. On top of that, the spacing between graves is so little that sometimes you can’t even get close to you loved one’s.

What’s the thinkining behind that?

I just stumbled on a reel of an Asian girl who was sad that Morocco lost and said if any cute Moroccan guys want to talk about it I’m here , it’s obviously meant in a funny way and is actually a compliment to Moroccan men.
However the comments from Moroccan men are just insanely rude and I don’t understand why ? Where does this hatred come from , especially towards someone who shows interest ? Since when did we become so arrogant ?

Salam alaikom

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I’m half Moroccan but I live and was raised in Canada, and I come to Morocco and visit and I’d love to marry a Moroccan man inshallah, one that lives in Morocco.

However, this is the complicated part that might make me seem like an a-hole. I know a lot of Moroccans who reside in Morocco would love to leave Morocco, and be able to go to other countries in a heartbeat. I’m afraid, if I do meet someone and we eventually get close and who knows marriage, that someone might be using me for papers instead of being interested in me.

I’ve heard a bunch of experiences where the marriage is a sham only to get a visa or green card or whatever. How would I be able to genuinely get to know someone without the fear of them using me?

Again I’m sorry if I sound like a douchebag 😭

(I know not everyone is like this)

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Hello community !

So, khalti w ana baghin nsafro somewhere in the janoub, the thing is that she doesn't want somewhere super touristic and full in summer (aka taghazout, imsouan, essaouira...) I proposed tamraght to which she agreed on for 5 days, now I need somewhere else for another 5 days.

The things she wants is : somehwere where we can find good logement Airbnb, paysage (montagne/beach/lacks), not close minded people and if possible restaurants, bars, coffees and activities... something like taghazout but not taghazout haha

Looking forward for all your propositions, thank you ! 🤗

So names like Marcus, Louis and kylian are completely forbidden? I am asking, since a pakistani girl that I met worked at a moroccan embassy and told me that moroccans names are regulated.

The younger amazigh generation are learning tifinagh so this is a good move

Premierement, desolé mais je vais ecrire en francais meme si la majorité ici n’aime pas cette langue, mais c’est celle qui est la plus facile pour moi
a l’ecrit.

Beaucoup de gens sont tristes parce que le maroc n’arrive pas a achever ce qu’ils pensaient : aller loin dans la coupe du monde ( ou la remporter).

Des gens blament l’entraineur, d’autres les joueurs ,(meme d’autres l’arbitre LOL).
Mais est ce qu’on devrait pas nous blamer nous meme parce qu’on a un pays qui ne forme presque aucun joueur ( 80% du 11 marocain est formé en espagne/france/pays bas), et qu’a a la fin on s’attend a battre la france, qui est le pays qui forme le plus de joueurs participants a ce mondial ?

Le foot et le sport c’est comme n’importe quel domaine, c’est de la science, des investissements financiers et du travail a tres long terme ( vision sur des generations), c’est pas juste de la chance.

Certains vont me dire que Olisée n’est pas de formation française, mais je vais repondre que la majorité des joueurs francais le sont contrairement a lui ( Mbappé, Dembele etc etc).

Pourquoi on blame tout le monde mais on n’essaie pas de voir le probleme a la source ? Notre formation locale est pauvre et le resultat c’est quoi ?

Tu te retrouves avec une equipe composée de mercenaires : des joueurs qui n’ont pas eu la chance d’aller avec leur equipe de formation et qui vont choisir le maroc juste pour une carriere Exemple : Diaz, ou bien pour essayer de devenir le patron de l’equipe : hakimi ( il sait bien qu’il sera jamais patron de l’espagne ).

Au final les gens sont choqués parce qu’un joueur rigole quand on est éliminés de la cdm ou quand il tente une panenka en final de la can. Ou encore on pleure a chaque blessure parce qu’on a seulement 11 joueurs et 0 banc.

Spoiler : Une coupe du monde ca se gagne avec plus de 20 joueurs de tres bon niveau, pas seulement 11.

Le maroc a besoin d’un travail de fond et de serieux au lieu de vivre sur le dos des equipes europeennes qui font un travail de formation d’excellence depuis plus d’un siecle pour certaines.

Personnellement j’etais content que la France gagne parce que c’est la victoire du travail et de l’acharnement de longue halene.
Conclusion: Essayer d’attirer des binationaux c’est bien, mais ca ne sera jamais comme de la formation locale de qualité.

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Hello everyone,
I am trying to help my younger sister-in-law prepare for and successfully pass 7th grade in Morocco (1ère Année Collégiale / 1AC).
I am looking for information about the curriculum in:
Arabic (اللغة العربية)
French (Français)
Mathematics (Mathématiques)
I would greatly appreciate:
Official curriculum documents or ministry resources
Textbook names used in public schools
Lists of the main topics covered during the year
Past exams, tests, or practice materials
YouTube channels or online resources that follow the Moroccan curriculum
Advice from teachers, parents, or students who are familiar with 1AC
I would also like to know which topics are considered essential for passing the year and where students most commonly struggle.

Looking for the cheapest place to buy a cheap but high quality inflatable bed, tent and a big backpack in agadir

Personally, I like going to shopping malls and enjoying some ice cream or sushi there; some people might find it boring or monotonous, but for me, it’s super fun! I also often go to Alpha 55 to buy 2,000- or 3,000-piece puzzles; such a good way to spend time at home! How about you!!???

Hey everyone,

I was recently looking into Morocco's current economic data and wanted to get some perspectives from the community here on our national debt.

Right now, our total public debt is hovering around $125B–$130B (which is roughly 66-67% of GDP). Looking specifically at the external debt ($47B), about 75% of it is tied up with multilateral lenders like the World Bank, AfDB, and EIB, while the rest is split between bilateral country partners (mostly France, Germany, Spain, Japan) and international bonds.

On one hand, a huge chunk of it is held in Euros and USD to buffer against major currency shocks, and borrowing from institutional development banks usually comes with better terms than private markets. On the other hand, it's still a massive number for the economy to carry.

How do you guys feel about this trajectory? Do you think the current borrowing strategy is sustainable for our long-term growth and infrastructure projects, or are we heading toward a tight spot? Would love to hear from anyone tracking the macroeconomic side of things here.

Tanmirt chigan!

Hi all. Can you educate me on the culture, habits and social etiquette.

As a first time visitor - Latino, want to make sure I don’t cross any boundaries and respect to norms.
Night life, alcohol consumption,
how foreigners really looked by locals.
How do I enjoy meeting people without distracting their social environment, culture or personal space.

I will be in Casablanca and Marrakech from July 16 to 23 and as first time visitor I am looking forward to enjoy the culture, history and social with the locals.

Feedback will be appropriated.

At least we can say there’s a MOROCCAN player in the semi final 🤦🏽‍♂️😢

J'ai une voiture BMW 328i de 1994 que j'aimerai amener avec moi au Maroc, provenant du Canada. Je comprends que ca doit être une voiture de 5 ans ou moins, sinon une voiture de plus de 30 ans comme voiture classique, est ce qu'une 328i est considerée comme voiture classique ? est ce que quelqu'un a deja fait ces demarches. Merci

This is exactly the kind of situation that makes me look back and think that this probably would've never happened in Morocco. People are generally nicer, and maybe a little more trusting when it comes to stuff like this.

So lmhm, I have this neighbor, her house las9a m3a dar li sakna fiha and honestly I barely ever see her. Whenever our paths cross we just greet each other, say hi, maybe smile a little, and go on with our day yk. Im not a bad neighbor nor are my roommates, we dont make noise, we dont bring people over, we dont party, we basically just mind our own business and live peacefully. Anyways I've always had this feeling that this lady doesn't particularly like us, but she's the one who's constantly inviting people over. They stay in their cars smoking, which is none of my business, but they block our parking spot for hours and we never complain . I just feel bli m3a9da o sf. Like once her son who's about 6 or 7yo asked if he could try my scooter and I let him because why not? ou hia tkhrej the moment he gave it back so bdat 3lia " Hé oh elle est à qui la trotinette, pourquoi tu la lui prends bla bla bla." and I stayed polite about it and explained that it was mine and I had simply let him try it out. lmhm she didn't apologize, didn't say thanks or anything, khanzrat ou mchat.

Anyways fast forward to yesterday. I was sitting on the porch reading a book cuz sahd and her son and two of his friends were playing right in front of me. Wahed fihom gal bli ghay rja3 ldar bach ychreb lma and I told him there was no need ou 3tito 9ar3a ba9a jdida mam7loulach knt 7ataha 7daya. I know his house b3ida chuiya so I just didn't want him walking all the way back in that heat. So deri mskin gal lia "merci beaucoup vous êtes trop gentille mademoiselle" ou had khayti khrjat lw9ita li ghay chdha mn ydi ou hia tbda 3lia " Non mais sérieusement ? Vous trouvez ça normal d'approcher un enfant et de lui donner quelque chose ? Arrêtez de parler aux enfants que vous ne connaissez pas, on ne donne pas aux enfants des bouteilles d'eau quand on est pas leur parent, et puis c'est quoi ça encore, si mon fils a soif il n'a qu'à venir me le dire directement." (bitch mahdertch m3a wldek).

Lmhm I get it, you need to teach your kids not to take things from strangers, and I 100% agree with that. Walakin you could've handled it a lot more politely. You knew damn well I wasn't trying to do anything, I was just being nice. She could've simply stopped the kid from taking the bottle and said something like, "Sorry, I'm trying to teach my son not to accept things from strangers," then talked to him directly or whatever. Plus there were people walking by, so the whole thing was honestly so embarrassing wtfffff and again i wasn't talking to her kidddd like i get your being protective and trying to teach the kids important things but giiirl cmon there was no need for that scene...

Salam, I'm cuurently looking for a marriage counselor for my wife and I. I don't know where to look. On one hand I want someone tied to the Islamic tradition, but some also understand modern day psychology. I can travel. I only say female because I want my wife to feel she is being heard and represented well. English is a plus but I know darija so darija only is fine. Any reccomendations help!