2023 was a bad year, and 2024 looks no better. All the more reason for me, personally, to wish you all the best!
1 January, Yennayer, 1 Muharram: how are the three main "New Years" celebrated in Morocco, and on what dates?
Because of a blockage on the Office des Changes platform, it is impossible to renew your tourist allowance immediately if you are a foreigner in Morocco.
Like many New World cities, virtually nothing in Casablanca is more than 120 years old. A new city was frantically developed at the beginning of the Protectorate and still shapes the modern city today.
A photo of Agouim after the earthquake, I took one in the same place in 2010 and all my sadness about the earthquake is coming back.
Early October, the Moroccan government began work on the reform of the family code, or "Mudawana", which should be ready for passage through Parliament in the spring session of 2024.
If bed bugs arrive in Morocco, how can you defend yourself against them, recognise them and prevent them from taking hold?
As a Frenchwoman who has lived in Morocco for a long time, I understand France less and less; I'm becoming more and more Moroccan.
Social networking sites are abuzz with calls for people "not to cancel their holidays in Morocco". What is the situation? How do you make your decision?
All the practical details for donating what's most important for the victims of the earthquake: blood and money, via the structures best able to manage it effectively.
The Moroccan desert has played host to the filming of two major fantasy series: The Witcher and Wheel of Time, set in splendid landscapes.
Life in Morocco is online, after three years of work. Why did it take so long ? Because there are a lot of contents and functionalities to adapt from the French version.
All the answers about Eid el Kebir, why it's celebrated, how it's done, what the food is like, who has to make the sacrifice...
Belgian aristocrats are marrying in Taroudant, an opportunity to talk about the wedding parties of foreigners who come to Morocco for their celebrations.
To trace your Moroccan ancestors, you need to speak Arabic, and often rely on memory and oral tradition. Because everything is difficult!
The sale catalogue includes some superb paintings showing Moroccan traditions and life in the 18th and 19th centuries and some moving portraits.
















