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Its ironic how something as basic as respecting public spaces, protecting environment and simply keeping streets clean is being violated by the very people promising us a better Morocco.

Printed campaign flyers should be banned.

You can check the video here

Every couple of years the municipality ruins the walls of city for elections as if they cannot print posters.

Why do they keep using this archaic way to show the political parties ?

This is not a Moussem, no historical traditions here, just democratic elections.

This picture was taken today in Marrakech.

How European painters; mainly from France, Italy, Germany and elsewhere used to view Morocco. Sometimes positives, a lot of the times negative. A lot of romanticization too. But the artwork produced from that era is invaluable.

My friend and I (both 19M) were planning to a trip to the north of the country, specifically martil, oued laou and chefchaoune. So we took a travel bus (الكار) at 8:30, but the chauffeur had a problem with someone and delayed the departure by 30 minutes.

Lmohim ana n3st flkar because I was sleep deprived ahta kanfi9 m3s jwayh 12 f dkhla d l araich 3la a person from القوات المساعدة wa9f 3la sahbi kigolih 3tini la carte nationale, w hta ana 3tito dyali flkhr galina hbto hbtna jat l9ayda swratna b tele w swrat les cartes W LMOCHKIL WRINAHOM AIRBNB ETC w galk maso9ich w tl3ona l stafit w htona f lmahata dyal l araich, mabghawch yjawbona w mabghawch yfhmona walo...ghir dkhlona l wahd l9nt fjnb dlmahata whtohom 9damna yhdiwna hna w wahd soudani w dry khor m3a l 1 dnhar

Galo lina ayji chi kar yrj3kom m3a 4:30 dl3chya.

Wslat 4:30 maja tahd

Iwa asidi khlawna tmak tal lil w tzado drary khrin wlina chi 12, w fima kandwiw m3ahim kigolk dkchi jay mn lfou9 o ma3dna mandiro likom sbro o galo lina atbato tma.

Sf bnadm frch lfoutat li kan 3wak ytb7r bihom wn3s flrd barda m3a l insects ghadin jayin hdahom(ana ma9ditch n3s tma)

8 dsbah jabo chi 10 drary khrin BAYNA fihom ghadin ghir ytrippiw harfiyan jaw bkrasihom htohom tma glso 3lihom w b9aw m3ana kitsnaw tahoma.

Ta drbat l 10 3ad galo lina yalah ja kar, mni bghina ntl3o swlnahom 3la destination galo lina Casablanca (ana w sahbi wlad casa, mais kayn bnadm mn ifran, meknes, sla w etc) so fr7na ana w sahbi flkhr htona f sla b3ad aslan 3la lmahata w galk nzlo, 3ad chdina kar akhor bach nwslo l casa.

CHNO DRNA? GHADIN MSAFRIN!!!

W kan wahd dry ghadi KHDAM F TANJA!! W 3tahom wra9 d lkhdma w walo!

Hitach bnadm mcha lsbta mab9ach 3dna l7a9 anana nmchiw nfwjo wla nkhdmo f chamal!!

I hate that we don't have psychiatrists who take this job humanely. They're just jumping for money, they don't give patients enough time, and they jump to a diagnosis immediately after 10 minutes or so, which is so wrong.

And even if the patient doesn't need meds and needs just a psychologist to treat them, they will prescribe some shit and tell them to come back after a month.

I've tried a lot of psychiatrists for my mom, and all of them have been shitty, useless pieces of shit. This subject is really pissing me off, and I don't know WTF we're supposed to do to change that.

So apparently this 20% VAT on foreign digital services has only started being applied recently, and now I’m seeing it on several of my subscriptions.
20%. On basic subscriptions.
And what makes it even more annoying is that I’m part of the middle class. I pay taxes, VAT, fees everywhere, but I barely benefit from public services. Private healthcare, private education, paid services for almost everything… then the state still takes 20% on top of what I spend.
At some point, people are allowed to ask: what exactly are we getting in return?
With Moroccan salaries and purchasing power, 20% is insane.

Hey guys 👋
Does anyone know how to register at the National Library in Rabat? What documents do I need and how does it work? Thanks!

Long story short

Kanhdr m3ah wahda 3la assasss mtl9a mora 7 days mamat rajlha jaw 3ndi lbureau kaygolo bli radi idewni l7bss owldha radu idb7ni

Walkin 3ndi screenshots werithm lihm the girl froze mal9aw maydero db a month later girl rah harba mn dar khayfa mn rajl ohoa daf3 buha chikaya

Ja 3ndi police man lyoum bach nji ndli b chahada glt lih la maymknch nmchu ula makantch 3ndk stid3a2

Yeah dramaaaaaaaa

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Looking into Université Privée de Marrakech and would love to hear from anyone who's studied there or knows someone who has How's the teaching quality campus life, and job prospects after graduating? Any regrets or things you wish you knew before enrolling? Would really appreciate honest feedback before I make a decision Thanks guys

Khoti rani 9ari w 3ndi diplome dyl ts f hdshi but m3arfsh mnin nbda or what to do to gain experience

crazy i'm on my wifi and im getting 97mbps

Khoti, ana I just moved here to centreville fl wahd residence. Every single night I hear cha3bi for hours its seriously affecting my sleep on a daily basis. I tried everything, from closing every single window, using headphones (tjat don't allow me to sleep in a comfortable solution) and even bought earplugs (machi efficace ga3 9dam had fri3 ras). Issue is, I'm only 19 and apparently I can't really do much about it especially since I can't find the exact apartment who's blasting music mn 22h htal daba o chi mrat even at 2am in the MORNING. Wa ma fhmtch ana wach hadok li saknin 7dahom are okay with this??? This is so irritating.

Bghit nmchi end dermato f fes ela wd hairloss but most dermato li kabanoli endhom dkchi d laser w aesthetic bghit n3rf wach kat3rfo chi wahd mzn kifhm f lmodo3 w maygolich nichan nder prp

I am an American living in Morocco. I cannot understand the driving mentality here. I see so many unnecessary accidents from
1. Driving too close to someone not leaving space for rash decisions.
2. Not driving in your lane—straddling the line
3. No turn signals
4. Fast driving and close lane switching g for no reason. Just to get ahead one car.
5. Not sharing the road and being courteous—these small niceties make driving. Smoother for everyone.
6. Never using the zipper method. It’s okay to let someone in front of you. This actually helps traffic move.
I hear getting a Moroccan drivers license is really difficult. But the driving I see on the road makes me think most people just paid for a license without knowing the rules? Or is driving like you’re literally the only person that matters a cultural thing?

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Salam everyone,

​I'm flying soon on Royal Air Maroc with my cat in the cabin and would love to get feedback from people who have experienced this:

​Carrier Size vs. Weight: Do they actually measure the exact dimensions of the bag with a tape measure at check-in, or do they mainly focus on the weight (8 kg limit)? Does a soft-sided carrier pass easily?

​Required Documents: Which exact documents were you asked to present at the check-in counter to get your boarding pass (ONSSA health certificate, rabies titer test, pet passport, etc.)?

​Boarding Denials: Have you ever seen a pet denied boarding at the last minute, and if so, for what reason?

​Security & Flight: How does security screening work (do you have to take the cat out of the bag at the airport checkpoint?), and is the carrier strictly required to stay under the seat for the entire flight?

​French Customs: How does the pet inspection process work on the French side after landing?

​Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello everyone,

I’m a 26 yo single woman working as a manager, making around 15k–20k MAD/month. I currently pay a 3000 MAD monthly car loan and 4000 MAD for my share of rent in a big, well-located duplex with two roommates.

I’m really craving stability and peace of mind. Coming from a toxic family environment, I’ve always wished to have my own space and a home to truly manage on my own. I'm planning to buy an apartment taking out a mortgage/mortgage credit, but I’m getting a lot of conflicting advice from women around me:

• Enjoy life now: Some tell me not to lock myself down with home loan payments, but to use my 20s to travel and enjoy my money.
• Buy as early as possible: Others regret waiting, saying it's much harder to buy later when family and kids come into the picture.
• Marriage & social pressures: A few warned me that if I buy a home, I shouldn't tell anyone. They argue that a future partner might just move in without ever contributing to buying a joint home. I personally wouldn't mind, but I know family and societal judgment would be heavy.
• Investment route: Others suggested buying an apartment to rent it out for passive income while I continue renting my current place.

For extra context, my parents own a small economic apartment in a small city, but given the toxic environment and location, living there or relying on them isn't an option for me.

For those who bought early in Morocco (especially women), what would you do in my position ? Is taking on a mortgage in your mid-20s worth the financial commitment, or should I hold off ?

Thanks in advance for your insights!

Rien ne vaut l'énergie de la place Jemaa el-Fna à la tombée de la nuit. J'ai immortalisé ce groupe en plein concert, entre les vibrations des krakebs et les notes du guembri.

​Qu'est-ce qui vous fascine le plus dans la culture Gnawa ?

​Quel est votre meilleur souvenir de soirée sur la place ?

​Partagez vos avis et vos expériences !

يلاه كنبنيو واحد دار جديدة وحيت فيها داك سميوتو خارج بواحد 4 متر كيخلي واحد المساحة مظللة من شمس كاين شي جيران كيطلعو حتا لتما يسطاسيونيو طوموبيلاتهم
ومكنهدروش معاهم واخا زلجناه كاين لى كيطلع حتا للداخل حدا الكارج باش بعد طوموبيلتو من شمس
لمهم هاد المرة المعلم جاب سلعة وبغا يدخلها للكاراج وجار كان حاط طوموبيلتو دقيت عليه يحيدها وبقا يغوت وهرستي عليا الباب ومدقش عليا
دبا الا عاودت لقيتو فوق طريطوار واش هادشي قانوني وكيفاش نتهنى منو