Why Rabat The Capital of Morocco SHOCKED Me 🇲🇦(POLICE made me leave)

[@YadVenturess]

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[@theObscureDoge94]

there is no such european influence in CHALA /ancient medina. It's pure moroccan architecture, style and heritage cite that dates atleast to the the ALMOHAD'S dynastie (Moroccan dynastie from the 13th to15th century)

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for sharing! ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Very interesting, the designs are so beautiful!

[@adnanovicdavinci7383]

The fortress near the ancient medina is called Oudaya not chellah, chellah is an ancient Roman cemetery in the other side of Rabat.

[@hmt5oo]

@@YadVenturess KZbinr with channel called : best ever food review show ( 10 millions subscribers ) , american that was humiliated for filming in Egypt . Egypt did change the entire law after this incident to make it legal to film in most scenarios ( except large production ). Well in morocco it required same law. Individual action that can result in very negative review in the reputation of the country. Most morocco tourists are Moroccans that visit with foreign passports ... Now , you know no wonder why ? I am sorry for this event and I am glad that you mention it. ...

[@RahmoMohamed]

totally true the greek started coloring the houses in 1938 cause of the colera

[@nourb2168]

I love the Moroccan hospitality , amazing country 🇲🇦❤️🇷🇺❤️🇲🇦❤️🇷🇺🇷🇺🇲🇦❤️🇷🇺🇷🇺❤️🇲🇦🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@YadVenturess]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Designer_TopG]

​@YadVenturess Is it westernized ??? I'm here in Southern Spain and there's this western security stuff

[@morocco984]

Morocco 🇲🇦 is land of peace, hospitality & beautiful nature 🙏

[@dacedaine822]

❤❤

[@AngryAmerican207]

Someone should let the Moroccans in West Sahara that you're a peaceful country 😂 I think they forgot.

[@zakariaetahri6455]

@@AngryAmerican207 bro i think your Algerian cause only government algerian and her people want separate Morocco from he's sahar , why ? I will answer cause Algeria don't have history don't have empire like Morocco only new country madded by french in 62 and before madded by turkey 🇹🇷

[@نزارالحلبي-ض7ذ]

@@dacedaine822 نسيت اهم شئ عبوديتكم للاجنبي.

[@criminalityMinion]

@@AngryAmerican207 western sahara is morocco

[@sweeslymaak]

I am originally from salè born and raised and I can assure you that you were not targeted by any means. if they see what looks like a fancy camera they require a filming authorization even for locals. I never heard of any tourist having this issue in the past and I am sorry about what happened to you. Hope you still enjoy Morocco and everything it has to offer.

[@1rifmarocainantikhawakhawa873]

Htta Ana weld sla..daba KZbin w les réseaux kayfadho koulchi..houma diawlna hmir kaychewho sora dialna fel 3alam

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts 🙏 I still love Morocco, I understand this is just a single incident. 🇲🇦❤️

[@idabdel1567]

@@YadVenturess The Prime Minister issued Decision No. (2720) for the year 2022 regarding the rules for personal photography in public places, after the approval of the Council of Ministers during its meeting on Wednesday, July 20, 2022 in this regard, after presenting it to the Ministerial Committee for Tourism, which convened on Monday corresponding to July 18, 2022, chaired by the Prime Minister. The decision stipulates that personal photography of Egyptians and foreigners residing and tourists in public places in the Republic is permitted in accordance with a number of controls established therein, without requiring obtaining permits or paying fees, using all types of traditional and digital photography cameras as well as personal video cameras and tripods for these cameras. It also prohibited the use of equipment that would occupy public roads or professional photography equipment such as photography umbrellas and external industrial lighting means in personal photography except after obtaining a prior permit, in accordance with the laws and regulations regulating this.

[@idabdel1567]

@@YadVenturess hello again bro , I’m from agadir, I can help if you come to agadir and of course and for free, and you know: The first man who told you that filming is forbidden, he is not a policeman, only a guard man, and he does not have the right to say that, he just wants money in order to allow you to film, you can continue filming, or call the police if necessary

[@mehdim-d-c5268]

@@idabdel1567jiti bghiti tsl7ha wanta tkhawrha daba ghadi ygol hna kanbghiw floss w rshaywiya nta bghiti tban wa3er w sda9ti chawhti lmgharba

[@jeframsam3501]

How boring the world would be without Morocco and the Moroccans❤❤🇲🇦🇲🇦😉

[@YadVenturess]

Morocco’s are incredible people indeed ❤️❤️

[@saadbou-sokri2438]

Hi Yad, what you were filming is Mausoleum of Mohammed V which is where our late kings Mohamed the fifth and Hassan the second are buried so it's normal to have tight security there. I think that only photos are allowed there. Sorry for this incident, and I hope that this incident will not change your opinion of our beautiful country.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for sharing Saad, that makes sense security wise, I just felt the way it was handled was not nice and they made us feel like we were doing some extremely wrong and they almost took us away to the police station, but luckily one of the guys was very nice and helped the situation. All of this just for filming. Regardless, it hasn’t changed my opinion about Morocco I still love the country so much ❤️🇲🇦

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for your explanation, Saad. There were people filming but with iPhones. There were no warning signs whatsoever, so it seemed a bit extreme to be calling major and putting us in a sense of “danger” for doing something very wrong… A simple warning would have been sufficient. But like Yad said, totally not put us off Morocco, we absolutely loved it, just a shame we couldn’t capture Rabat.

[@sadder9531]

im born in Rabat from Oudaya tribe . in the Moroccan law ,its allowed to record a video in public places . so i only understand that is someone's law , a square shaped head who want to put his own law instead of the Moroccan law . i was always shocked to hear phone is allowed, camera not allowed。 this is stupid , as many countries allow even the use of drones inside metropolitan cities ...

[@ahmedbenmbarek9938]

@@sadder9531 No drones allowed in USA and Canada unless you have a licence and getting that licence is not easy. You cannot film in many public buildings in North America either so keep it low. Morocco should ban filming in important public buildings period. Terrorists attack are real and for my safety I am giving up filming.

[@kingamv9885]

@@YadVenturess hi dude i hope you are doing good i just wanted to tell that filming without pemission outside is not fully legal in morocco and they did that because a lot of problems hepened from these action

[@techman8840]

Thank you for travel my country 🇲🇦❤️

[@YadVenturess]

It's my pleasure my friend

[@YadVenturess]

One of the most amazing cities in Morocco, but what do you guys think about what happened? Interested to hear your thoughts..

[@adilassif8704]

hi yad, first of all, I would like to congratulate you both on making such lovely vlogs on morocco. Now, as a tourist you are definitely going to live it hot and cold with people's interactions with yiu. do not let some mo*f*ing idiot working for whoever the F*** idiot saying you shouldn't take photos or videos. everybody does so why shouldnt you....yiu need to know that as much as Morocco is really progressive and a lot of moroccans are genuises, there exist the retarded lot. enjoy your trip and thank you so mych for the vlog. I myself suffer from some others' idiocy...a joke these guys...

[@MOE-pt4ox]

Moroccan Police are very kind specially with tourist just smile and don't argu with them, u do action u reseive bad reaction

[@adilassif8704]

@@MOE-pt4ox yes a lot of them are friendly and a lot of them are corrupt bro

[@mm-qt6dq]

@@adilassif8704 It's easy to test pre-2000s stereotypes about Moroccan police ! just break the law intentionally, then try to bribe the officer! and you will find out what's going on here and now! 😉

[@maincls05]

If you have a professional camera maybe you need authorization for filming. But not needed for phone actually.

[@rachidasobhi8157]

I love these two. They look like a great couple. The video is very well narrated. I'm a Londoner who was born in the north of Morocco. Thank you for doing such a good job and for sharing my country's beauty with the world. Peace & love.❤

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you Rachida, really appreciate your kind words! 🙏❤️

[@waleedseddiki1415]

Thank you Yad for showing the beauty of Morocco and also as a moroccan I don’t agree with person who stopped you filming and hope that the Moroccan government does something about it.

[@stif5001]

راه ممنوع تصوير فيديو للضريح.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you Waleed, appreciate you watching and for your understanding!

[@panoramatv7]

The Hassan Tower In Rabat, The Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakech and and The Giralda Mosque in Sevilla they are all built by Almohaden dynasty.

[@sheilahales4313]

Loving your journey through Morocco, nice that you show not only the great times, but the not so great. Sorry you had a bit of a downer at the end, but all in all, the good experiences outweighed the bad ones. Keep going.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@faithhope1225]

Hi. First of all loved your video . I was born in Sale which is a very old city across the river Bouregrag from Rabat. I love to the States in 91 and only been back to Morocco about 6 times since then Watching you in Rabat definitely brought back great memories. Thank you! My name is Fatiha . A very common Moroccan name.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much for watching Fatiha 💙🇲🇦

[@messaoudhajji7471]

Hi guys, you're doing well. As for the artistic morrocan inspiration, it is avery old history as old as the old stat of morroco more than 12 centries. the country was always a terminus for many people arriving from the east, north and south, and this artistic fiber is due to this mixture of cultures that made the Moroccan a builder.

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for sharing. I have traveled through 50 countries, and such vibrancy in culture, art and architecture I could only find in Morocco - it’s bar to none! No wonder so many influential people go to Morocco for inspiration ❤

[@Userm4153]

Wonderfull videos. Keep the nice work.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you ❤

[@gadsoliman2159]

Beautiful videos Yad!!! I think what happened with you filming is just because Rabat is mainly a Government city and lots of embassies & gov buildings there thats why you’ll see the tight security just like if you go to Washington DC or something!!! A big camera with a microphone will always put you in uncomfortable situations no matter where you go really that’s why it’s always best to vlog with your iPhone sometimes :) the permission is because usually they think you work for a TV channel or doing a TV documentary or something witch requires a permit to film

[@silvabakx6396]

💯

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you my friend!!

[@techlife9853]

Another great vid Yad ....Morocco is amazing ... thanks for sharing hope u make many more

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you brother

[@baymanahi5375]

Thanks for the movie . Hi world welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦 it's a lovely place.

[@aber6441]

Yes you’re right Rabat is space full and very peaceful, I have chronic anxiety and stress and whenever I go to Rabat I heal in matter of few days

[@dacedaine822]

I felt the same way ❤

[@YadVenturess]

I agree Aber! Thanks for watching

[@davidcristiapuig9808]

As you said guys, Rabat seems more interesting and beautiful as Marrakech. By the way, your shirt is amazing ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you brother, the shirt is the best!! 😍❤️

[@Aboutbrahim]

You are a good people, I’m Moroccan citizen , and i don’t know why they forbid you to film

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you my friend🙏❤️

[@Venus_105]

هداك راه الضريح

[@azaghar99]

Really sorry for the police behavior in Rabat. I don't know why they bother tourists ? You give a goud image to our country , espacially Rabat . Thank you so much , youd made nice job. 👍

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you Mohamed 🙏

[@Fatimaezzahra11]

Don’t take this personally , they were actually nice to you by just asking you to stop . One Moroccan big KZbin vlogger got arrested and held for 5 hours in interrogation in Rabat , speaks Moroccan and knows his rights and what to film etc… and they never gave him a logical reason , he was grilled by many police officers , yelling at him intimidating him , and finally they let him go . His testimonial was heartbreaking and he expressed true disgust towards the authorities who behaved that way . I think they were fishing for money which he refused to give .

[@Fadoualb]

I'm trying to learn English, it's good that I found your channel, your English is very clear and it helps me to learn 🇲🇦🇬🇧

[@YadVenturess]

Happy to hear that Fadoua! I hope you learn :) 💙

[@tiniselles]

I visited Morocco in 2012 and then hardly anyone spoke English. Luckily I speak some French so I was fine to communicate. I notice in Yad’s videos a lot more people speak English, especially the younger ones. I really love your country

[@discotrader]

You are right Morocco is full of very very kind beautiful human beings

[@YadVenturess]

🫶🇲🇦

[@OracleDs]

When you enter a store and buy from him while filming the seller, he will not charge you much because he is afraid that you will publish the video. There are committees in Morocco that monitor prices for tourists so as not to harm the sector. And I think that the price of the shirt is reasonable and it is of economic quality... As for filming in some places, there are controls, especially if you carry a professional camera... For more information, try to call your country's consulate and ask for clarification and guidance.u are welcom bro and sorry 4 my english 😁🌹

[@MaachM]

Great blog . Sorry about the mishap , it all depends on the guards degree of awareness, mood and paranoia. Morocco has to balance security concerns due to threats from its haters and manage its image as a hospitable free to visit and film country , sometimes we alas fall short . Wishing people’s warmth and genuine attitude washed out or lessen the disappointment of authorities.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for sharing this information 🙏🙏

[@jamagh4711]

واش ما قدرتي تميز شرطي من حارس شركة ولا محل لابس لبس كله لوغو

[@deannadarrell6147]

Love your interaction with the people. Your doing exactly what we do when we travel. Headed to Morocco next and getting a great 👍 heads up from your videos, keep it up.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much! It’s honestly the best way to travel isn’t it? 🙏

[@mm-qt6dq]

It seems that your presence in Rabat, coincided with one of the cases of security alert that precedes an important political event, such as the visit of senior officials from foreign countries . In such cases, especially in the capital, Police officers are usually more stringent in enforcing the law! Generally speaking, photographs and video from mobile devices are allowed in any public place in Morocco. However, for video on professional and semi-professional devices, a prior license from CCM (Moroccan Centre for Cinematography) is required.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for sharing, that is totally understandable and i have no issues with obtaining a certain license if required. The issue in this situation was the way it was handled and they way they make a tourist/person feel is not the best.

[@mm-qt6dq]

@@YadVenturess Be absolutely certain, what that officer did was anomalous and isolated behavior. In Morocco, such behavior can only come from a beginner and inexperienced officer who is also scolded more severe than that by his superiors 😁 Any way, Accidents can happen anytime and anywhere. and we are very sorry for what happened to you! I hope you have a more enjoyable trip to forget that bad luck.

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for sharing, this makes sense. It just feels that picking an Arab looking man from the crowd was a bit biased, everyone was taking videos there… We were held at a point whilst major was “deciding our destiny” all of which just seemed a bit off. But like you say, all’s well that ends well. Things happen everywhere. And no, it didn’t put us off at all, we still love Morocco, just learned to be more vigilant when it comes to camera in certain places. 😊

[@mm-qt6dq]

@@dacedaine822 Thank you very much for the good work you are doing and it's nice to keep your positive spirit 😀 about the CCM filming license, unfortunately, at the present time it's not given to individuals ! but only to channels, media companies and production companies...🙄 Amending the laws to include Individuals (KZbinrs) as well, is still a pending project in Parliament ! In the meantime, KZbinrs use high-quality mobile phones to film in places where the use of professional devices is prohibited😉

[@saidnarsise8966]

Man with your tours im exploring places i didnt think its exist i love rabat kasba peace abd occean but never khown that cafe is there masallah thanks

[@YadVenturess]

I’m glad you’re enjoying brother, hope you can see them for yourself soon 🙏

[@dacedaine822]

This is really heartwarming to hear. Our sole purpose of travels is to show this beautiful world to people who are unable to see everything for themselves. Glad you’re enjoying it!

[@mohammedlahmidi2327]

Thanks my friend sweet video in the sweet city thanks again

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for watching my friend!

[@TheIllusions73]

Sorry for what happened، never heard that a blogger was stopped before for filming..maybe its because the capital..try fiming with an iphone cam...and welcome again to Morocco

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you 🙏🙏

[@tariktariq8614]

Chokran merci thanks so much.A Nice video discovery and exploring the old town andalouse. Casbah Oudaya . Souika and more. Enjoy your trip . Muchas Gracias🌹🌹

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you Tarik 🙏🙏

[@najatusa7894]

I am from Morocco . Thank you for sharing with us .we love seeing my country by anther person not from Morocco . You are welcome to you second country anytime.we are welcome.I didn’t let you know I am from Rabat it is a beautiful city in Morocco but keep visiting my lovely country waiting for anthers video you are so amazing I like how you make you videos

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much Najat! I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the videos 💙💙

[@yoooya7581]

Your welcome bro💝🇲🇦💚

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you bro 💙

[@souhailahammad6015]

Is normal for filming in the area where the king is burried you need authorization, in Uk you are not even allowed to accese to where the queen is burried. The man told you in door if photo there is no problem but video is not allowed without authorization

[@YadVenturess]

The guy at the entrance said no video of him only photo, he didn't say you cant use video inside.

[@dianaredfern5789]

8:19 can you please let me know what is name a coffee shop on the rooftop hidden place? Amazing view in front of ocean in Rabat.

[@youssefaf1257]

I'm from Rabat, and since my childhood, we have always brought visitors to visit the hassan mausoleum. We take pictures, and no one bothers. Using a professional camera and if this specialty coincides with a special event, you will need an authorisation ! Btw Morocco is not only about medinas. In Rabat, u could go to Agdal and Hay riad there's are many cosy places to eat or have some beers and listen to some nice music. Enjoy ur trip

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you

[@Saifeddine96]

Welcome to Morocco at any time, and for the price of the upper set, the price is very reasonable

[@johnuttley6215]

Yad. Many thanks for your lovely morocco adventures. We go next week and can't stop watching. Happy days John and Jacs

[@YadVenturess]

That's awesome to hear John! You will have a lovely time its such an incredible country! 💙

[@fouadramsis1128]

I filmed there myself and made pictures inside the mausoleum, wasn't bothered by the guards, made even a picture with them too. But probably because it wasn't full of people when you filmed and therefore easy to spot.

[@dacedaine822]

Hi Fouad, apparently filming with your phone is fine. We had a professional camera with a microphone which triggered the undercover police. There were no warning signs about filming not being allowed, so such drastic approach with us held at a point and having to wait for major’s decision on what will happen to us was a bit unwarranted. A simple warning would have sufficed.

[@MarokoJin]

@@dacedaine822 it's for political reasons. We still have issues with the neighbouring country (Algeria arming a separatist group) over our southern provinces (they basically want a vassal state to get access to the Atlantic, we also had issues regarding borders after the independance so the best way to make us forget about it? Get more from our own territory and it's working for now). So as a tourist, you're either getting here "visa free" (US and UK and Schengen Space in Europe, Japan and some other developped countries), or with a tourist visa (from other developped country, or the rest of the world). This means personal visits. Using cameras and mics, even fir vlogging in some specific places, can be seen as a "professionnal presence" and this requires another type of visa... those who have it have already filled the purpose of the visit, the places they want to film,etc and they're not bothered by the way, because police already knows about them... for the rest of individuals? It will raise suspicions and they will be more likely to intervene.

[@tranceairwaves8342]

He filmed ""hadar security".this group is made up of soldiers, to fight against terrorism..they are not ordinary police officers.

[@bouchraa9400]

Very peaceful Rabat, that is exactly why i love it 😍😍😍

[@YadVenturess]

Very beautiful city indeed!

[@Thefootychannel]

I am off to Rabat in September and a visit to Tangier as well. I see your wife is from Latvia and I have been to Riga.

[@YadVenturess]

Amazing have a great time! Did you enjoy Riga?

[@mohamedmkadmi5876]

Rabat it's nice city ❤️

[@YadVenturess]

It really is beautiful ❤️🇲🇦

[@meditationmusic9425]

Nice to see you again guys God bless you beautiful...

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you my friend!

[@tahaplh1]

It's true, in Zanzibar, they have the same concept. When we were there, someone told us that the doors represent the status of the owner of the house. The nicer the doors, the wealthier the owner.

[@MEDI_TRAVELS]

It Doesn't happened every day, but in that area Specific its little Sensitive , but you can film anywhere else you want I'm Moroccan American and it did happened to me i was filming next to the King Palace

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for sharing Medi

[@roseogrady8785]

Thank You...Very interesting.

[@annalea537]

You showed some beautiful places here. Not shocked at what happened My husband is moroccan ,so I am used to what happens now,many places are not to be filmed or even take a photo You just have to quickly learn this A situation can very quickly become worrying for yourselves Lovely places, some lovely people ,just always be aware of these things happening.

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks Anna, so many beautiful places in Rabat. I agree I’m glad the situation didn’t get worse. 🙏

[@saidtlemcani3189]

Amazing video! We appreciate your sharing it. The price of the shirt is quite reasonable.

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@daoudal3askari]

WELCOM IN RABAT . Hope you still enjoy

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you brother

[@9ara299]

Welcome to Morocco ♥️😇

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you ❤️

[@mrmouhssine8532]

I born in rabat 5 min from the beach i spent more years in 🇺🇸 then morocco My mom still lives in the same house . I love my city is beautiful also ppl from the old town are amazing. Love from Florida ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Amazing! Rabat is such an amazing city ❤ Thank you for watching :)

[@MrsBilla-nu8qb]

Thank you for showing the cemetery. I know that others may think this strange, but I drove past this on my first visit and have never been able to forget it. It’s rare to find photos or anyone mentioning it, yet it’s one of the most incredible cemeteries I’ve ever seen. Most of my time in Morocco is spent in Marrakech where my in-laws live, but I think next time I should visit Rabat again (although I’m one of the few not happy about what I consider the new eyesore).

[@YadVenturess]

It was very interesting to see it! I was very surprised when I saw it as it stood out so much.

[@gradebarber1297]

It looks like an Elon Musk sponsored suppository

[@MrsBilla-nu8qb]

@@gradebarber1297 I hope you mean the Mohammed VI Tower. If so, I completely agree. They can send that to Doha or Dubai.

[@yougrini4688]

Wath is the music in 5:28 please ?

[@YadVenturess]

It's called Folk Dance - Feras Charestan

[@قناةالجدوالجدة]

welcome to your morocco

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you 🙏

[@dijafin2900]

So beautiful , i miss my country. planning to go there on April.

[@YadVenturess]

It truly is a beautiful country ❤️ Hopefully your trip happens in April 😊🙏

[@HamzaHamza-bk4ww]

thank you❤️❤️ Morocco

[@aber6441]

I’m very surprised they asked you to not film. Usually tourists does without any issues, I think they thought you are some kind of press and making some reports, because press always need to have authorisation before making any filming

[@ZeAmine]

You did slightly over pay for the top (worth 100-120 mdh). But, in Morocco, we have a saying that goes like "May Allah allow unawareness to settle between the seller, and the buyer", which basically means, a perfect transaction is one where the seller feels he made a great profit, and the buyer feels he got an amazing deal 🙏

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for sharing brother 🙏

[@paul.uk9913]

Wow, great video ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you! 😃

[@manjitgumman1872]

Morocco is beautiful, and people are great . But its changed like every where else, I visited about ten years ago.

[@YadVenturess]

I love Morocco so much! But like any country it will always be changing and adapting to the new times :)

[@bajahda9717]

MERCI POUR VOTRE VIDÉO

[@YadVenturess]

🫶🫶

[@conorfensome4698]

Great video mate! I'm a Luton town supporter

[@YadVenturess]

Yes Conor! Thank you for watching mate! Let's go Luton Town 🙌

[@simohamed2981]

Rabat is a beautiful city ,the most underrated city in morocco .

[@mehdim-d-c5268]

Rabat is the cleanest city in morocco and they call it city of light ⭐️ here in rabat no one will ask you for mony or press on you and you will feel very save in it clean streets and modern architecture and people in here are correct and honest ✨🇲🇦

[@YadVenturess]

Indeed it is very beautiful!

[@Fallacia_Konstantinos]

Very clean city and very detailed beautificated stony streets among those old whitewashed renovated houses with their masterpeace stony doors!!! Absolutely lovely city!!!

[@Userm4153]

Love calm and peacefull.

[@karimlaghrissi4992]

Salam alaikum my friend, Meh, don't take it personally. There are certain areas where filming is sometimes randomly forbidden for mysterious reasons. There are some people who want to exert authority and assert their insecurity into other people's business. Props for the patience. Otherwise, Moroccan people can be extremely welcoming. I speak objectively even though I'm a moroccan myself, but I have my bad days as well and I represent myself. Wherever your journey takes you, enjoy yourselves.

[@YadVenturess]

Salam brother and thank you for your comment :)

[@khadijaamasrour9680]

Chokran lik

[@Valerie-lu7bv]

Très bien beau pays vive le Maroc 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@YadVenturess]

❤️🇲🇦

[@youusef101]

Apologies for what happened to you We've been pushing for a right to film in public for a very long time. There should be no expectancy of privacy in public, and no one (police officer or not) should tell you to stop filming These idiots are the reason the tourism rate hasn't picked up despite the potential Morocco has. basically the current law states that you can't film people without their permission. But most Moroccans do so all the time unless someone requests not to be filmed So legally speaking, the police can arbitrarily be assholes and start questioning people for no reason

[@YadVenturess]

Appreciate it Youssef, hopefully the issue will get resolved 🙏🙏

[@sweetpotato1794]

Yeah, it is very weird for me as a Moroccan that I don't have the right to film in public. Not to mention these idiots security guards being rude to everyone.

[@hmt5oo]

As mention and I agree with this comment . KZbinr with channel called : best ever food review show ( 10 millions subscribers ) , american that was humiliated for filming in Egypt . Egypt did change the entire law after this incident to make it legal to film in most scenarios ( except large production ). Well in morocco it required same law. Individual action that can result in very negative review in the reputation of the country. Most morocco tourists are Moroccans that visit with foreign passports ... Now , you know no wonder why ? I am sorry for this event and I am glad that you mention it

[@meme-et7ot]

True, Youssef here got it all here for you and I confirm what he said, and it's totally okay for anyone to hold his camera and film in the public here in Morocco. Hope y'all have a great day.

[@lailaellekhatib5330]

Sorry, you got it wrong. Most of the Hassan Tower was built and those pillars were the ancient mosque but were half destroyed by an earthquake . It was supposed to be a twin Mosque and minaret to the Giralda in Seville... I feel so ashamed about your police incident. They're so ignorant, to the point of behaving in a disgusting way, which will have a negative impact on tourism in general... they aren't even smart enough to understand they're doing harm to tourism...I hope you just forget about that distasteful incident and carry on with what you're doing...

[@marzoukyoussef8908]

The beautiful city of Rabat 💚🇲🇦💚👍

[@dacedaine822]

It’s very beautiful ❤

[@YadVenturess]

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[@beabenmoussa9454]

Hola buenas tardes Ben venido a Marruecos

[@USA-MOROCCO99]

Welcome to the land of civilization sophistication and generosity

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you ❤️

[@silvabakx6396]

Hey, Rabat & LA are on the same latitude. No wonder it looks just like home sweet home. The shirt purchase was a very valuable lesson for all travelers. Crazy ending!

[@YadVenturess]

Loved LA too! Appreciate you watching my friend!

[@silvabakx6396]

@@YadVenturess whoa. you really get around 👍

[@BeforeLeavingLife]

Morocco is breathing hospitality and peacefulness ❤

[@YadVenturess]

❤️

[@Maria_tutos]

I learn english with you, thank you, beautiful videos

[@YadVenturess]

Happy to hear that! Thank you ❤️

[@Maria_tutos]

@@YadVenturess 🥰🙏🙏

[@hichammahcih8729]

Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦🥰👍

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks Hicham 🙏❤️🇲🇦

[@naimae3393]

As a Moroccan, I have no knowledge myself about forbidding filming in the Hassan Tower, but I believe that's what the guard was trying to tell you in 27:15.. I guess you're allowed to take pictures but not to film. Our police officers are not always very nice unfortunately, but they're not being intentionally rude either, they're just doing their job and they treat everyone the same way, with seriousness and firmness. Too bad you didn't see the the inside of the mausoleum where the late kings are buried, it's really astounding.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for sharing, hopefully they are more easy on people in the future :)

[@kwilla2001]

I'm Moroccan residing in the US and every time I go back to my hometown Rabat I go to those same places and take pictures and videos and nobody ever said anything. I even took a video of the guards at the entrance of Hassan on top of their horses and they didn't say a word. As a matter of fact I saw some Israeli Moroccans last December in that spot taking pics and video and nobody dared telling them a thing. They were all over Rabat because I saw them again in l'oudaya even playing music and dancing and videotaping, and I took a video of that as well. I think the cops try that Sh*% with foreigners so that they can make them nervous in the hopes of getting money out of them. It's disgusting and definitely shows a bad image of the country.

[@darol1425]

18:07 By the way, he gave you a very nice deal, an actual regular deal, he wasn't trying to rip you off, he did what he does with Moroccans, this is a normal behavior among Shop owners in Morroco they go over the price because people like to bargain a lot so he can get what he originally wanted to sell it for after all the negotiations are over!

[@YadVenturess]

In the end i thought it was a good deal, but after i have worn it once and washed it the shirt has shrunk! and i cannot wear it again... so not sure if it was a good deal in the end...

[@redkay7969]

@@YadVenturess you cant expect more than that with cheap quality

[@mounaimsraitah6132]

Hi there have you been to leicester lately ? Is my first time I saw ur videos but I think I saw you somewhere else

[@YadVenturess]

Nope not me! 😅

[@mounaimsraitah6132]

@@YadVenturess no worries you more than welcome to leicester morocco or Holland also

[@julieannebergamasco]

I love Rabat i married in Rabat in 2019 to my darling morcon husband fabulous people kindness and wonderful 👏 ❤ 💖 and beautiful food

[@user-hh1kb8ru3h]

Mate u are in morroco,music from turkey ,confused in choosing back ground music 🇲🇦❤️🇬🇧

[@YadVenturess]

😅

[@brahimabramov3842]

We, the peoples of the world, have love for each other, despite our different colors, tongues, and colors. We welcome each other, but governments and chairs abuse us. Greetings to all the world's inhabitants from Casa Blanca, Morocco

[@hakimaaouatif233]

The Kasbah was built by the Almohad dynasty in 1150. A historical battleground for the Moroccan Kingdom.

[@jamesgjurovich7893]

the building with the blue triangle top is the mausoleum where the King and his two Prince sons are buried.

[@statimed3808]

WE ARE WELCOME

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you!

[@beabenmoussa9454]

مرحباً بكوم في المغرب واهلا وسهلا بيكوم وعطله سعيده

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you 🙏

[@almamlakamagribiya2998]

I am from Morocco I feel sorry about what happened 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@YadVenturess]

Appreciate it 🙏🙏

[@rachidmarzaq3936]

I'm proud make vedio on my country Ur brother from morocco

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for watching brother!

[@wadiralhyan649]

that's good price my friend .

[@YadVenturess]

Happy to hear that 🙏

[@simoulla]

As Morocco I got one shirt like that and I paid over 150 Dirhams. The fabric looks better than mine. I believe it should be washed by hand, the fabric can’t handle the washing machine.

[@YadVenturess]

Hand wash it is next time! It’s a shame because it was such a lovely top

[@Malik.403]

The best b&b i see in my life time

[@omarbouhrara2669]

Wooow Nice ♥️♥️👍🏻

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks Omar 😊❤️

[@jamesgjurovich7893]

do you have a comprehensive vid on Saville?

[@YadVenturess]

Unfortunately not yet!

[@abdodokkali8164]

Welcome to in the Morocco my brother

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you brother

[@kwilla2001]

In Morocco if you are in a public space and someone comes to tell you that you cannot film tell them to piss off.

[@NadirMehdi]

I think the problem is the camera. You could have taken pictures or videos with your phone. We apologize for what happened, and you are welcome anytime in Morocco.

[@NotaPlayer-sf2nu]

Thank you for sharing your visit! For the future, it might be more valuable if you try to speak Darija, even a little bit.

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for the tip