The photo of the Moroccan team players with their mothers says a lot about Moroccan culture. Even the King takes a back seat.
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"Proxemic distance" is a key component of non-verbal communication, and it is very different "here" compared with our habits "back home"
While tourists come to Morocco for the end-of-year celebrations, for foreigners living there, the festive atmosphere is lacking, with a purely commercial focus.
Understanding each other well means understanding each other's cultural context. Speaking the same language can make this understanding more difficult. Here are the main points a foreigner should bear in mind when talking to a Moroccan.
