Morocco News
The Batha Museum… the pride of Fez
The Batha Museum, or Dar El Batha, as the people of fez call it, is one of the oldest and most beautiful artistic monuments in the spiritual capital, Fez. It is the pride of the […]
Year: 2019
Morocco News
The School of Fine Arts…. training at the highest level
Although it took the Moroccan government years to recognize its diploma, just as it remained under the supervision of the Ministry of the Interior instead of the Ministry of Culture, the fact remains that the […]
Morocco News
Robert Assaraf… the man with great goals
Robert Assaraf was known to be a man who had a keen sense of principle and who did not hesitate for a moment to put his personal funds at the service of a deal in […]
Morocco News
Izza Genini: Moroccannes at its finest
Izza Genini is one of the most famous and important names in the history of documentary production, directing and distribution in Morocco and the North African region. She is a Moroccan Jewess who was born […]
World News
Mukbang videos manage to get a large number of American audience
The South Korean trend of “mukbang” video has become popular in the United States and around the world through websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, and some Americans have even become mukbang stars themselves. […]
Nayda-en
Nawal Bengholam: I came out shocked from my first experience as an actress
In a new episode of Nayda in Hollywood, Simo Benbachir welcomed Moroccan actress and producer Nawal Bengholam, who is now one of the most famous faces on television in the United States. Nawal Bengholam was […]
Moroccan Jewish Culture
The Mellah… refuge of Moroccan Jews
The Mellahs, Jewish neighborhoods, which were widespread in various cities in Morocco, have contributed for many years to the preservation of Jewish memory and heritage. But, abandoned by their owners from the 1950s up to […]
Nayda-en
Mani: Work, ambition and talent are all strings of success
In a new episode of Nayda in Hollywood, Simo Benbachir welcomed the international producer of Moroccan origin, Noureddine Dahmani, known as “Mani”, who arrived in America from Taounate to become the manager of a large […]
Morocco News
The Arab League Garden… the beating heart of Casablanca
In colonial times, this garden was called Lyautey. But immediately after the independence, it was named the Arab League Garden. Its design was supervised by a French engineer named Jean-Claude Forestier, who was brought in […]
Morocco News
A new Moroccan mural is added to Chicago’s “world tapestry”.
A new mural painting depicting a young Moroccan man dressed in a mix of traditional Moroccan and contemporary Chicago clothing now decorates Columbia’s dance building, linking two twin cities and mixing cultures, Moroccan and Chicago. […]