Morocco: Sights set on progress - Mediterranean journey | DW Documentary

At the end of their Mediterranean journey, Sineb El Masrar shows Jaafar Abdul Karim her parents’ country. In Morocco, the two visit Tangier’s souk and its old city, with its view across the strait of Gibraltar to Europe.
Sineb then travels on alone. She meets an animal rights activist, helps out in a women's cooperative and hears the famous female "Hadra" singers in Chefchaouen, known as "The Blue City". After securing the right to sing in public, they have made female Sufi chanting famous far beyond Morocco’s borders.
Again and again, Sineb finds evidence that Morocco has its sights set on progress. The kingdom is undertaking an energy revolution, aiming to generate more than 50 percent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030. For now, the Moroccan-made electric car is still a test project. But engineer Kawtar Benabdelaziz sees e-mobility as the future -- and not just in her own country.
Back in Tangier, Sineb and Jaafar look back on their travels around the Mediterranean. One thing is clear: its coastline contains multitudes. With its distinctive mix of European, Arabic and African communities, the Mediterranean’s richness lies in its diversity.
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[@user-co5qo8eb2r]

As a British citizen living in Morocco, you must give it a try but remember, although it's near Europe and parts of it are becoming very modern, this is North Africa but it has so much to offer and is truly beautiful and extremely interesting with the best food in the world

[@WaqarAhmad-dz9di]

Morrocco is the best country in Africa, amazing people, vibrant and colourful culture, delicious food.

[@MsHeavenly]

Yeah Only if you are not dark skinned.

[@Koko70816]

@@MsHeavenly? I’m moroccan and half of my family is black. Are you slow? May God heal you

[@RickysKilla]

@@MsHeavenly lol? My family is moroccan and fully black? You‘re making us look bad by always pulling the victim card… Grow tf up!

[@anacipaulina818]

Just came back from Morroco..very interesting country.(peace from Indonesia)

[@yodesuyo]

The name Morocco comes from the name of the city Marrakech which was the capital in the past. Marrakech means "the land of God" in the Amazigh/berber language. Also what you called Moorish architecture is Amazigh/berber architecture that was exported to Spain not Spanish architecture exported to Morocco

[@adilnourddine9747]

or maybe from Moors

[@muhammadkarimahmed6706]

Very informative but brief.Had this documentary focused on some particular aspect/ segment of society,it would have been more entertaining and useful. Capuring of shorts/ moments, their sequencing,editing, voice over has been carried out beautifully.Thanks DW for preparing and showing this documentary.

[@AdamAzzr]

@@muhammadkarimahmed6706 Good documentary but very short and what I didn't like is that they are trying to spread a certain type of an ideology.

[@MariaNI-yf1bz]

@@adilnourddine9747 moor or Mauri are Amazigh. Mauri meaning an inhabitant of ancient Mauretania Tingitana, the area of todays norrhern Morocco, partly Algeria. The indigenous people of ancient Mauretania, same as the rest of North Africa, except Egypt, are Amazigh, better known as Berbers.

[@MariaNI-yf1bz]

Later on..Moor derived Mauri (an indigenious inhabitant of ancient Mauretania=Amazigh/Berber of present day northern Morocco, partly Algeria) became mostly a synonym for the muslims of western Mediterranean, Morocco/Algeria and Iberian local muslims.

[@angelcharlie2012]

I'm going to Morocco in December and I am so excited. Thank you for this video. 😊

[@Stebetto3]

Just don't go to moutains. Like those two Danish girls. ISIS is alive and well there

[@mehdifadil6127]

how was your trip?

[@AnimeVibeschannel]

I really feel the vibe of Morocco ❤️🌍🇲🇦

[@Daniel-fl5oq]

As China's restriction, I have no chance to go abroad for travel, Morocco is a fascinating country for me. Several years ago I had a job in Shanghai, which is a famous and vogue city around the world. The local colleagues are much richer than other people elsewhere in China. This advantage give them a lot of money and chance to go abroad. One day a colleague talked about his latest travel destination: Marakech, which is also a famous city in Morocco. His experience attracted me . He said the local people are very kind, the price and consumption level are quite low. It's comfortable to stay in such historical city. After that I got interest of this amazing country. I hope one Day I can break through the great wall to have a look in Morocco and other countries.

[@sam_sa09]

I hope you can too! You're always welcome in Morocco 😊

[@tormundgaint1022]

Stay in your country. We have seen how the Chinese treat foreigners specially non western

[@anneymm4052]

@@tormundgaint1022 Wrong, actually, if you travel in China, you will find Chinese people treat foreigners better than locals. See things with your own eyes, not the network hypes.

[@histochronos]

​@@tormundgaint1022 a countries citizens and government are not the same.

[@iyananana5701]

​@@tormundgaint1022your not Moroccan if you say something like that🤦‍♂️stop speeding hatred

[@extahaldulg5975]

*Morocco was a great empire and its borders extended from Spain to half of Africa, and all these countries belonged to the Kingdom of Morocco, even some French cities. Moroccans are the inhabitants of Andalusia and the Moriscos Americans are of Moroccan origin 🇲🇦*

[@gymrat5014]

I'm Moroccan and trust me, no one here cares. Imperialism should no longer be a part of our lives. I just wish us and our neighbors peace and prosperity.

[@extahaldulg5975]

@@gymrat5014 *im Moroccan too and living in Germany , Salamo Alikom bro 🇲🇦🇩🇪*

[@zakariajonas7763]

@@gymrat5014 He s just talking about History......Perhaps u dont care about that but not all people

[@sam_sa09]

@@gymrat5014 exactly, thank you. Colonizing and wars are nothing to be proud of

[@sam_sa09]

@@zakariajonas7763 clearly his words had an underlying tone of 'we moroccans owned everything'

[@proudhammer62]

Morocco is America's oldest ally. The treaty of peace and friendship was signed in 1786 and is still in effect. Thank you Morocco!!!

[@null7936]

Come here because I was thinking about it, DW a US propaganda channel telling someone is progressing is a warning that a war may be waiting around the corner.

[@_Painted]

Yes, our nations are very old friends. I think America and Morocco will soon become extremely important economic partners as well. Morocco has massive phosphate deposits that we need for our agriculture. The US can supply Morocco with capital and technology to transform Morocco into the first green-energy (solar powered) industrial powerhouse of the world. I also dream of a day in the near future when Morocco will have massive chains of automated, water-efficient greenhouses in the Sahara, with solar-powered water pumps turning the desert into productive land to feed Africa and Europe.

[@biswajitchowdhury9056]

What's America got to do with this video? Stop being so patronising or poking your nose everywhere... America is an occupied settler land and the agreement with Morocco sounds like a joke (British Irish and European settlers in America striking an agreement with other European occupiers in Morocco!!!!!).... Stay out please ...

[@MoroccanAndProud]

In 1777.. All the best to America from Morocco

[@s1nb4d59]

Really enjoyed this doco DW,i will make Morocco a place to visit on my journey,thank you as always,well done team.

[@nexusapp]

I was born in Fes Morocco but living in Los Angeles for 36 years. Great video you have posted. Thank You

[@mouradabbay6157]

In Morocco, you can wear whatever you want, just don't ask other people to wear the same as you. You want to wear a biniki, that's your choice, but respect the others that are covered and don't call their choice a lack of courage.

[@sumiben5211]

No in Morocco you can’t wear whatever you want because harassers are everywhere and they are even vulgar so many women prefer to be safe than sorry

[@thehumandevil7646]

@@sumiben5211 True that! As a Tanjawi my female friends get harassed despite wearing the most respectful clothing. Nothing revealing or too "first word" as I call it, if you see what I mean. It disappoints me honestly.

[@ayahhh.00]

as a moroccan, one thing to keep in mind that even region to region the overall idealogy is very different from one and another. north moroccans tends to be more conservative and traditional while more southern and inner parts like casablanca, marrakech, etc have become more modern and open minded

[@goldengoddess1723]

FACTS...you will see women hardly dressed in marrakech and Rabat you will get many evil looks for showing any skin other than face and half your arm.

[@plus_2853]

True

[@_Painted]

I think of Moroccans as a very modern and open-minded people. I like most of their history, except for the Almohads and the age of Barbary pirates.

[@sam_sa09]

I would assume northern regions are more open minded than south regions like guelmim, tantan, smara etc...

[@sumiben5211]

But hate of certain minorities is common across the country

[@harbbee415]

Thanks DW for this amazing tour and all the tours and documentaries you are presenting.

[@mohitnagpal]

Thank you so much DW Documentary and the hosts for this amazing Mediterranean documentaries. I really love them. Also, I am waiting for some upcoming documentaries on the Nordic countries if could make them in the future.

[@denzelboado1722]

At the end of these docuseries, it makes me wanna say I'm gonna explore the Mediterranean!🇱🇧🇪🇬🇹🇳🇲🇹🇨🇾🇬🇷🇮🇱🇮🇹🇪🇸🇲🇦

[@worldcitizeng6507]

You should, I visited Morocco twice in 2015 & 2017

[@denzelboado1722]

@@worldcitizeng6507 i will my friend

[@keys3340]

good for you , but remove one flag there and replace it with the real one

[@cheri238]

I love your channel and how you embrace our world with your travels of connections of other cultures. The languages, the different religions, the landscape, the food, bizarre, clothes, also the problems that may exist such as hunger , poverty, education, but most of all the love and kindness among all individuals that are motivated by love and being assistance to others, no matter if it is for other people or animals. Also, what others are doing about modern technology. Respectfully and with deep admiration. ❤️ PEACE , Compassion, Joy.

[@sidahmedahfir]

Thank you for having such a good words for ly country. You are welcome at anytime. But, im afread that we dont have a "hunger problems". I would like to invite you here. You should come and see how much it is developped. This video show a lot of good things, but it miss most of that, sadly! Morocco is very bigger, richer and beautiful thant what you see. My country is open for everyone. Thanks again for youre words 🌹

[@paolosantiago3163]

Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦 is truly one of the best countries in Africa to both visit and live in coming from the Philippines.

[@zhelle1233]

women are easy to buy too there

[@PABLO-nk1bj]

​@@zhelle1233 what about your mother ? 😂😂😂

[@AB-gt6yx]

​@zhelle1233 just like your mum I guess

[@sigfriedl]

​@@zhelle1233algerian women you mean

[@tanwar2514]

@@sigfriedl why Algeria people against Morocco everywhere??

[@_Painted]

I love the Maghreb countries. Something about the mountains of Morocco and Algeria calls to me. Beautiful people, landscapes, and culture.

[@lailaabir8698]

Maghreb is not countries but a country. Maghreb is Morocco just like Egypt iq for English people Messer is the real name of the country. France named the region after a country name and westerns Follow them. The same way they named French fries which are not French

[@sarrazaafouri9272]

@@lailaabir8698 That's not really factual though. Even Arabs often used to call it Bilad al Maghrib (opposed to Bilad al Mashriq) though so that's not really true and isn't just a French colonial thing. In fact, it wasn't uncommon for Arabs to use these terminologies: Maghrib al Adna (nearest Maghreb): Tunisia and Libya Maghrib al Awsat (middle Maghreb): Algeria Maghrib el Aqsa (furthest Maghreb): Morocco

[@Democracyphobia]

​@@sarrazaafouri9272 there is no such a thing in any map as bilad almaghrib . In every map through out history there is one maghrib and thats modern day morocco . Tunsia used to be called ifriqia which is africa .

[@sarrazaafouri9272]

@@Democracyphobia Yes Tunisia used to be called ifriqya, but the terms "maghrib al adna, Maghrib al awsat and Maghrib al Aqsa" were definitely used in old manuscripts.

[@yewnes9674]

@@sarrazaafouri9272 في ذلك العهد لم يكن هناك شيء إسمه الجزائر ولا حتى البلاد المغاربية و كان هناك فقط المغرب الإسلامي الكبير و كل الدول التي حكمت المغرب الكبير كانت من سلاطين و ملوك مغاربة من المغرب و كل عواصم الدول التي حكمت شمال إفريقيا و الأندلس كانت مغربية و لم يكن هناك شيء إسمه البلاد المغاربية و هذا المصطلح المغاربي لا اصل له في المغرب منذ قرون طويلة و لا أصل له في شمال إفريقيا و لا أصل له عند العرب و المسلمين و هو مصطلح أصله فرنسي في حقبة الإستعمار الفرنسي لشمال إفريقيا و الفرنسيين لم يكونوا يعرفون نطقة كلمة المغرب و كانوا ينطقونها مكغب maghreb و كانوا يقولون للشخص المغربي مكغبان maghrebin و بعد أن خرجت فرنسا من شمال إفريقيا و إستقلت كل الدول إلا الجزائر الفرنسية هي لوحدها التي بقيت تحت الإنتداب الفرنسي و مازالت تحت الحكم الفرنسي بطريقة غير مباشرة إلى يومنا هذا و بما أن الجزائريين شعب هجين بين الأتراك و الفرنسيين و بعض الجينات العربية و بسبب لسانهم الفرنسي لأن فرنسا إحتلت تلك الأراضي و ما يسمى اليوم بالجزائر لأكثر من 130 سنة فإن سكانها كانوا يتكلمون الفرنسية و القليل جدا من العربية المهجنة و أصبحوا يستعملون مصطلح مكغب أو مكغبان الذي تحول فيما بعد لمصطلح مغاربي و أصبح الجزائريون عديمو التاريخ و الهوية يستعكلون هذا المصطلح بنية خبيثة لسرقة بعض من تاريخ و تراث المغرب و تونس و ليبيا و تنسبه لنفسها على اساس أنه مغاربي مشترك و بعد ذلك تنسبه لنفسها و تقول عنه تاريخ جزائري و أنها تنتمي إليه بينما في الحقيقة و الواقع الجزائر الفرنسية الحالية لا ممان لها في تاريخ المنطقة ككل و لا مكانة لها في تاريخ المغرب الكبير و لا مكانة لها في تاريخ الإسلام لأنها ببساطة لم تكن يوما دولة و لم يكن لها اساس أو وجود و كانت مجرد أيالة تابعة لتركيا العثمانية لأكثر من 330 سنة إنقرض فيها السكان الأصليون لتلك الأراضي و نشأ بعدهم ما يسمى بالكراغلة و هم قوم هجين بين الأتراك و نساء سكان تلك الأراضي و بعدها جاء الفرنسيون و إحتلوا تلك الأراضي بعد أن إشتروا مدينة الجزائر العاصمة الحالية لدولة سميت على إسم المدينة الجزائر و منها توسعت فرنسا و إقتطعت أراضي تابعة للمغرب مثل تلمسان و تندوف و بشار و وهران و مغنية و إقتطعت أراضي و مدنا من تونس و من ليبيا و إستولت على صحراء الطوارق على الحدود مع مالي و أنشأت الجزائر الفرنسية و أبادت الرجال الذين كانوا فيها و إستباحت النساء و أنحبت أجيالا كثيرة لمدة 130 سنة من الجزائريين الحاليين الذين غالبيتهم من أبناء الفرنسيين و الإسبان و الجزائر دولة عمرها فقط 60 سنة و رغم إستقلالها الوهمي من أمها فرنسا إلا أنها مازالت تحت الإنتداب الفرنسي سياسيا و إقتصاديا و عسكريا لهذا الجزائر لم يكن لها أي وجود من قبل و لم يكن لها أي دور في الإسلام و في الدول التي حكمت المغرب الكبير منذ القدم و لم تكن لها اي تبعية لأية خلافة إسلامية عربية و لهذا لا تنسبوا لأنفسكم ما ليس لكم و تاريخ المغرب هو تاريخ المغرب لوحده و ليس تاريخا مغاربيا كما تدعون و تكذبون يا ابناء فرنسا و تاريخ المغرب العظيم مازال حيا في المغرب بحضارته و قلاعه و اسواره العظيمة و قصوره الضاربة في القدم أما الجزائر الفرنسية فالتاريخ العمراني الذي يوجد في مدنها كلها هو تاريخ فرنسي بنته فرنسا و أسسته فرنسا إلا مدينة تلمسان فهي كانت مدينة مغربية و بنها المغاربة في عهد دولة المرابطين المغربية الأمازيغية و التراث العمراني المتواجد فيها كله تراث مغربي أصيل و لا علاقة له بالجزائر أو فرنسا . إسترجعوا أرشيفكم من فرنسا و تركيا و إصنعوا لأنفسكم أرشيفا تاريخيا ترجعون إليه رغم أنه سيكون أرشيف أسود و لا يشرف لكنه يبقى هو حقيقتكم و كفى من سرقة التاريخ و التراث من المغرب الشريف و نسبته لكم و لدولة إسمها الجزائر الفرنسية لا أصل لها و لا هوية لها مثل غالبية سكانها الذين كازالوا يبحثون عن هويتهم المفقودة بشهادة المؤرخين الجزائريين و العقلاء الذين يوجودون فيها أو خارجها رغم أنهم قليلون جدا بالمقارنة مع باقي القطيع .

[@Ev3Mr]

Really enjoyed this whole journey. I wish your episodes were longer, ass there is so much great stuff you have shown. Well done DW 👏

[@sarkercuisine8693]

I am here after Morocco in the Semi-final of the FIFA world cup 2022.

[@Ajay_the_invincible_1997]

The very best series on KZbin. 💯 Thanks DW. ❤️

[@raybon7939]

I wish she would do more documentaries regarding Morocco.

[@Arman_Aziz901]

Morocco is incredible. Thanks a lot for this video.

[@ibrahimegal7186]

a very insight full documentary about Morroco I think dw is a hidden gem channel

[@petermaina2818]

Such a beautiful country what a gem 💎...

[@emsea1658]

Stuck doing yard work but I cant wait to watch this. Mediterranean is my go to favorite DW series now.

[@herraren9323]

as a Moroccan woman i find it very offensive that women's "rights" are "hey , let's tell them what to wear!". Like, women here CHOOSE to cover themselves. Foreigners should stop telling us it's "oppressive", as the only oppressive thing is to forbid us from dressing as we like, ie conservatively. Actual problems here are education (mainly in the Atlas region) for one, which barely anyone talks about.

[@yugiohmasterduel8789]

Thank you

[@Koko70816]

Yesss this deserves attention!

[@romanisayev4826]

Very interesting thanks you for this job

[@amareshroy7732]

Dw documentary r always entertaining.

[@biladam1165]

We love Morocco the best contry in africa good job DW

[@chumagugu4357]

Hey DW I really love your travel documentaries, can you guys kindly do a documentary on Turkey or Istanbul

[@jaouadbissbiss8641]

interesting documentery. It gives an insight into the moroccan culture.

[@abdoua7434]

I live in Germany, i was once in morocco and i found two puppys on the street alone ...hungry.... I traveled 100 km to Salima , she was so helpful and kind ! Please help this woman!

[@sam_sa09]

Any link to donate or help her work??

[@peaceinandout9430]

Stunning country 🇲🇦

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

Most interesting document & excellent journal coverage about Morocco 🇲🇦 allot thanks for sharing...good luck ,best wishes for humanity everywhere involving ( Morocco 🇲🇦)...DW channel always introduces highly quality subjects increases General enlightening

[@nazuddin6346]

Awesome ❤ Best presentation

[@johnreynolds5407]

Wonderful presentation.

[@iskitcha5153]

I visit it last summer. It's a beautiful country

[@abdelouhab9901]

Yes

[@liveforadventure6284]

Oh how beautiful journey. You took the same route which I took in 2019 from Malaga Spain to Tangier Morocco 🇲🇦. I fell in love ❤ with Tangier, beautiful culture, beautiful people with great hospitality.

[@ahmedalhoceimi3055]

Al Hoceima, My lovely city. Greetings from Belgium

[@Empressofthoughts]

Thanks for showing my country ❤❤❤❤

[@sabihatanveer8494]

Lovely place, have been longing to visit, someday inshaAllah 👌🧕🇮🇳

[@tinkudada5553]

They are free country not like your gutter mindset

[@qsdfghjklm-vt3sp]

Welcome syster

[@SoYouSow.SoYouReap]

Aslamualaikum Morocco sisters and brothers. 🤝🏼🇲🇦🇹🇭 Helping is important. Best of help is from Allah. Without help of Allah we can't help anyone even ourselves. So pray and fast and help.

[@yipmabaruya1148]

Good night from PAPUA NEW GUINEA. I enjoyed watching your contents

[@DWDocumentary]

Thanks for watching! Greetings from Germany. :)

[@renato4183]

If you can expand the “explore” series of documentaries to cover more countries, that would be so informative to people who cannot travel a lot

[@um9272]

Wunderbar ! Meine Erinnerung geht zurück in das Jahr 1979 als ich in tangar ankam und ich mich sofort in Marokko verliebte !

[@davidnour6963]

You forgot the high-speed train out of Tangier!

[@AdamAzzr]

They were busy talking about getting naked on the beach

[@fe6523]

Thank you!!

[@b.o3898]

Excellent 👏

[@___beyondhorizon4664]

I visited Morocco in April 2015, spend a night at the Zagura side of the Sahara. My second visit was May 2027, spend a night at the mezuga side of the red Sahara. I highly recommend, it's so easy to join the group.all the hostels and hotels consolidate all the guest requests and meet at the central market and filled up the mini vans heading to the Sahara. During the hour long lunch, I shop for the famous Berber indigo long scarf necessary for the Camel 🐪 ride to the tent. Back in 2014, the camp site was already installed solar power lights on the path to the restroom 🚻. I wish to visit Chefchauen again, travel between cities are either by train or long distance bus 🚌.

[@kashmirha]

Cool. Tell us about your time machine! :D

[@Jadido7]

it's great to read from a time traveller

[@centrist5968]

2027 was a good year, wasn't it???

[@ahmeddark7680]

As a moroccan, I feel my self connected to the mediterranean area especially the western part : algeria tunisia andalusia

[@oasisofpassion]

I do really love to see this kind of travel documentary, it's always interesting and open our eyes about another world and culture. And i wish next report would be Tunissia, really wonder how situation at there now. , I had visit it around 2005 or 2006 from North to the south of Tunisia , until sahara, there was a palace in the middle of desert , also old train to mining, it was ivery nteresting trip . I have never been visit Morocco, need to visit it one day. It's true, Moroccon are good in languages. They spoke many languages.

[@nateshattuck4353]

Are world is so beautiful,, I hope you visit there sometime god bless

[@ashraf_rpl4961]

@banter monkey I think he's talking about Tunisia. They had a sugar shortage crisis lately!

[@skayser]

Thank you

[@AdamAzzr]

DW Why did you delete that documentary about the Moroccan fantasia ?

[@T.Revisionist]

with all due respect i think there would definetly be a better representation of morocco then this one , too little shown and focus on just one subject .. would love to visit there one day , all the love from Lebanon

[@user-jd6vu7zn8u]

Interesting!

[@nomeremannthetameruinkhan]

😀gorgeous documentry🙏 we love ❤ the content thank you 🙏

[@yaceen1621]

I expected to discover the beauty of northern Morocco, instead i was treated a feminist oriented documentary!

[@Hamzaben9]

same here. So lame and cringe, they cant come to our Muslim countries without forcing everything through their narrow liberal lenses. They sherry pick the brainwashed libs who recite back to them the progressive liberal rhetoric they learned from them on TV and social media.

[@yassineer3409]

Morocco 🇲🇦 culture 💚

[@MegaAli213]

Wallah Moroccan women are some of the most beautiful women upon the planet alhamdulilah.

[@somaghosh2960]

Today another Mediterranean journey : Morocco🇲🇦 Bank of Mediterranean Sea cafe is nice. Seeing the school children reminded me of my school days. And end in traditional dress women chorus songs very nice👍. Good.

[@user-px2ro6nv7y]

How interesting.

[@hichamn8373]

Thankeeshoon :)

[@hannibalmugen]

This country is magic

[@user-lq4bz5wp7o]

great movie.

[@yadjisnarrif3167]

Proud Mediteranean native North-African 🇲🇦🫶🏻

[@peenhead9938]

Next time, don't include voice translations. Subtitles are good enough. It's better to hear them talk in their language and read the subtitles at the same time.

[@mujunxu1808]

Moroccan women are really beautiful like their country.

[@Saydomar66]

My dream country

[@missrose1654]

I love your tartan skirt!😍

[@IbrahimStanikzai]

🇹🇳🇱🇾🇲🇦🇪🇬🇩🇿 all north African countries for me i think are great 👍 deserve more very important thing happened in the soil of North Africa

[@MariaNI-yf1bz]

A very very beautiful documentairy. My compliments. Only one small correct @25:23 This "African" should be North African which equates Amazigh. The indigenous Roots of most of North Africa. I wish you would have mentionend this fact instead of using losely terms like "African" or "European" which is more specific Iberian(mediterranean too and only seperared less than 8 miles from Morocco or "Africa") or "Arab" ( which is basically the Islamic faith) Morocco is no different than other countries who adopted Islam while still honoring their indigenous roots. Morocco =Amazigh=North African=Mediterranean.

[@sandraschneider1622]

In my view it would be better to show more Morocco than the reporter, despite this it is a great documentary

[@aaizaadil6829]

Hi, Please do a exploring Pakistan series 🥰

[@benaatik8330]

She is so gorgeous 😊

[@youdontknow9755]

I love this country ❤️ what a magic .

[@xywu1977]

I am in Morocco now. ❤

[@ramirami5466]

Love Morocco ❤️🥰🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@ilyasltmusic7865]

❤❤❤❤

[@tushartripathi8411]

9:58 literally, every religion in true sense 🙏

[@ghazouiachraf7078]

WEILCOME TO MOROCCO , ALLWAYS MY COUNTRY IS GREAT .

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[@lukmankhan146]

Love u morocco love u our muslim umma

[@bacchusimarruken6190]

Morocco is Morocco not muslim ummah

[@ilhamtalab5005]

Lol this is the most random documentary I've seen in my life

[@Kingstone_tiler]

In the medieval periods, Morocco was known by its capital city; under Idrisid and Marinid dynasties, Morocco was known as the kingdom of Fes as it was their capital city. When Almuravids took control of the country, they built Marrakech and made it their capital city. Morocco was known then as the kingdom of Marrakech. The origin of the name "Marrakesh" is disputed, but it is most likely from the Berber words amur (n) akush"Land of God", from which Spaniards derived Marruecos and Marokko in dutch . In English, it is spelled Morocco and in French Maroc. The kingdom of North Africa 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🦁💪

[@zackabee5498]

Wow I don’t know that jafar spoke French. 👍

[@SunsetNova]

Beautiful Morocco ♥️🇲🇦👑🇲🇦♥️

[@lionwithheart]

Ich liebe mein Land Marokko 🇲🇦♥️

[@mildredmartinez8843]

Beautiful country.

[@maxyogi]

The Home and Paradise Eternal for the World's first $US2Trn man. Currently a Prince blossoming into the King. Morroco. France. My future Eternal.

[@gigigiugio5952]

morocco is europe's hashish producer.

[@farazali5335]

Morocco looks amazing. But not the west's obsession to call everyone conservative unless the women are jumping on the beach in Bikini. Let the people preserve their culture and tradition and religion and not enforce your vague ideas of lifestyle on them. If anything, contribute and encourage the equal opportunity for women in education and work.

[@herraren9323]

Exactly, as a Moroccan woman i find it very offensive that women's "rights" are "hey , let's tell them what to wear!". Like, women here CHOOSE to cover themselves. Foreigners should stop telling us it's "oppressive", as the only oppressive thing is to forbid us from dressing as we like, ie conservatively. Actual problems here are education (mainly in the Atlas region) for one, which barely anyone talks about.

[@reegarafat]

Dima Maghreb ❤❤

[@John-pk9rw]

12:40 notice how she’s completely ignoring Tamazight, the original language of Morocco spoken by 1/3 of the population🤣😂 shows how much this “Arab” knows about Morocco

[@Koko70816]

Are we shocked?

[@yasminee52]

@@Koko70816she s riffian herself

[@elfatimiyassin8527]

Moroccan Sahara western ❤❤

[@inayatullahhingoro3228]

Beautiful Maditrenien culture

[@govaert7]

Sineb El Masrar is a beautiful woman 😍

[@Oujda-quebec]

🌴❤️🇲🇦❤️🌴

[@chocolatestarfish7053]

The name Morocco derived from the Mexican word “Maracas” an instrument you shake to make noise the name was given by Marco Polo one his voyage to Pearl Harbor

[@ashrafnoorwala8470]

You have mixed up all the bits and pieces of history you may have heard or read of . Sincerely suggest you verify your facts and dates before expressing your funny content. 1. Morocco existed long before the Italian voyager Christopher Columbus discovered the N. American continent in 1492. So its name could not have any connection with Mexico. 2. Marco Polo went to North China via the Silk Route and across Mongolia in 1271. He never reached Pearl Harbour which is in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and no one knew it existed in 1271 as no one had sailed across the Pacific until 1521.

[@mirabella2154]

Such a bullshit.🤣

[@RomaInvicta202]

Morocco is the the only Muslim country I could live in (I've been to most, like them all, but living somewhere is a different thing). Moroccans learn a lot of good things from Europe, while preserving their culture

[@abdoua7434]

What those "good things" we learned from Europe?!! We had the oldest existing university in the world ..a very large history...we had always diversity and tolerance between the religions.... I think the European should learn form us ....

[@RomaInvicta202]

@@abdoua7434 You will know when you stop feeling like you have to prove it: you don't prove your tolerance by shouting down people

[@abdoua7434]

@@RomaInvicta202 you talking about "good thinking" we learnd from the Europe, but you can't tell me exactly what 😁😁 that very strong of you!! Shouting people down ?!! Who are the big weapons sellers in world ?! Who started wars ..Irak ..Vietnam . Afghanistan ....1/2 World War ....?! Whos the responsable of the Holocaust ?!! Who colonized the half of the world treated the people like garbage and slaved them..who still exploiting poor countries... Well if you call that " good things" you can keept for yourself.

[@lailaabir8698]

@@RomaInvicta202 she wasn't shouting she was putting your words in their real place, with nonsense.

[@RomaInvicta202]

@@lailaabir8698 I know, I know: all muslim countries are paradaise on Earth, that's why people risk their lives to get to Europe on sinking boats