The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) and Moroccan professionals are taking part in the 42nd edition of the International Tourism Trade Fair "IFTM Top Resa", a meeting that is being held from October 5 to 8 in Paris. Objective: to reconquer the French market.
Morocco has just launched a major communication campaign in the United States supported by a temporary showroom. This operation, which will take place in the Hudson Yards Public Square & Gardens, aims to promote the exportable offer of the kingdom.
The means to be put in place to better enhance heritage tourism, after the tourism recovery, were at the heart of a discussion held on Wednesday in Marrakech. The meeting was organized by the Regional Directorate of Culture of Marrakech-Safi, in collaboration with the Association of Accredited Tourist Guides.
The inauguration of the exhibition "Delacroix, souvenirs of a trip to Morocco" took place on Tuesday in Rabat at the Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMVI). The event, the very first in the world, was attended by several personalities and will be held until October 9, 2021.
The National Foundation of Museums (FNM) is offering a 50% reduction in all its museums and for the exhibition "Delacroix, souvenirs d’un voyage au Maroc" to Moroccans living abroad, upon presentation of their passport. This decision was made in the royal dynamic of strengthening the attachment of Moroccans living abroad to their country of origin.
From July 7 to 16, the 1st Moroccan craft fair will be held at the David InterContinental Hotel in Tel Aviv. This first fair will be an opportunity for meeting between Morocco and Israel, who have just sealed their union.
From Friday, October 1, 2021 to Thursday, March 31, 2022, the Expo 2020 Dubai will become the center of the world. The General Commissariat of the Moroccan section announced on Sunday that it is preparing for participation in this event, the theme of which is: "Connecting Minds, Creating the Future".
The president of the Arab World Institute (IMA) and former French Minister of Culture, Jack Lang, is currently on a professional visit to Morocco, on the sidelines of the exhibition that the IMA is preparing on the history of Jews in the Middle East and the Arab world. According to him, Morocco has a special place at the heart of this exhibition, due to Moroccan Judaism, which is one of the most influential, having benefited from the personal investment of the country’s first leader.
Titled "Mosaic", a new exhibition has been taking place since February 5 at the Centrissime, the body responsible for promoting the Pays du Centre region. This new exhibition is an opportunity for a meeting between three photographers and citizens of Muslim traditions, origins or cultures in Brussels or Wallonia.
Franco-Moroccan by origin, Mouna Saboni exhibits through her photo-poems, the life of refugees, exile, the return to the country, from Palestine to Armenia, from Egypt to Morocco. All in two series, to be admired at the Galerie 127, in Montreuil, until the end of February.
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the Arab World Institute (IMA) has scheduled for next fall, an event on the history of Jews in the East and the Arab world. On the sidelines of this initiative never organized before, Jack Lang, the president of the IMA, stated that Morocco holds a special place in the effective holding of this celebration.
Three works that Hassan II had offered to the Moroccan Parliament seem to have disappeared. This is the finding made during the organization of the exhibition dedicated to the painter Fouad Bellamine at the Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMVI) in Rabat .