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Casablanca

Casablanca City is a Moroccan city known as the largest city of the Kingdom of Morocco, and the

third largest city in Africa after Lagos and Cairo in terms of population, where the population of the population has reached 3,359,818 people in 2014 M. otad Casablanca economic capital of Morocco commercial and industrial position; where the city has 60% of Moroccan enterprises and its factories, which vary in activity between automobile industry, aviation, electronics industry, and others, the city also exchange ranked in third place after the exchange of Johannesburg and Cairo. It was known Casablanca in ancient times as the nose, and the name of Casablanca goes back to the Portuguese who called it the "Casa Branca" in reference to the White House and they found it when they come in the sixteenth century, then he called the Spaniards "Casa Blanca", and use the Moroccan name of the "Casa" only The name of Casablanca was used under the reign of Sultan Mohamed Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdallah.
Geography of Casablanca
Location
Casablanca enjoys a very special strategic location, it overlooks the Atlantic coast on the west side of Morocco, making it Morocco Global Gateway, and puts its strategic location at the center of the industrial production line of Morocco, which goes from Quneitra in the north, and even the yellow platform in the south. Casablanca is 95 kilometers from the Moroccan capital Rabat and extends from the Atlantic coast to the Moroccan territory for 60 kilometers, while its rise from the sea level is 27 kilometers. The coordinates of the city extend between a longitude '32 ° 33 'north and a latitude '35 ° 7' west.
Climate
Casablanca is characterized by moderately warm climate, which tends to heat up, due to the fact on the Atlantic coast, where the average annual temperature of 17.7 degrees Celsius, while the average annual rainfall rate of 412 mm, and described the summer heat Casablanca and the drought, where the temperatures most in the month of August, with an average of 23.3 ° C, and witness the summer rain is very low, ie less than month of July at 1 mm. Winter is moderately described: the average temperature in January is 12.4 ° C, the coldest month of the year, while winter is good rainfall, with the highest increase in December to 80 mm .
Casablanca History
Casablanca is an ancient Berber village, and it was called Bonva, but its origin is still poorly known. The city a major hub in the 12th century appeared when it was used by pirates to launch attacks, but destroyed by the Portuguese in 1468 AD, before returning in 1515, where he built a new city and called the 'Casa Blanca', which means that the White House, and in 1755, exposed earthquake of the city led to the evacuation of its inhabitants, but soon restored Sultan Sidi Mohamed Ben superior Abdallah built in the 18 th century , then the Spaniards started and other Europeans to come to it, and became mainly specifically French. In 1907, French troops occupied the city, the city and placed under French protection between 1912-1956m, and during this period, the city became the main port of Morocco, which contributed significantly to the development of the prosperity of the city, which has grown rapidly, and helped put on the world map is important as a hub and a key is not immune to world events, World War II, the summit of the Anglo-American city hosted in 1943, as the city hosted the 1961 conference led by King Mohammed V of Morocco, which was founded on the impact of the Casablanca Group of African States.
Monuments of Casablanca
Casablanca has a very large number of historical monuments dating from different eras, and carries with it a long history of the city and these most important parameters:
Twin Tower: two white two-color buildings, and are considered the most important tourist attractions in Casablanca, and the importance is limited, it is a number of tours includes international companies

an economic pole. The towers were built in 1999 by the Catalan architect Ricardo Bovil, up to 115 meters on an area of ​​93,000 square meters, and the number of floors to 29 floors.
Hassan II Mosque: This mosque is located in the Kasbah of Muhammadiyah, the largest mosque of the Kingdom of Morocco is, and what distinguishes it is the most beautiful color of white, and its location near the coast of the sea, which has helped to make it the most important tourist attractions of monuments in Morocco today.
The tomb of Sidi Abdel Rahman: It is the grave of Ben Wali Abdul Rahman Saleh Algelala Iraqi origin, and lived in the city in the 6th century, the shrine attracts many visitors from all over the world because of their belief that solve the social problems they face. The mausoleum is located above a rock in the Atlantic Ocean, making it a natural tourist attraction.
Bab Marrakesh: This section is characterized by the fact that she is the only teacher who still stood after the earthquake that struck the city in ancient times, and that is therefore an important step. Located in the gate is a popular market, in which sellers and visitors gather in the yards to buy and sell various products.
City Palace: is located in the headquarters of the state of Casablanca Palace and is an important tourist attraction, which is characterized by its unique building as it combines religious elements and the French Moroccan architectural style, where back-built for the thirties of the last century during the French protectorate of the city period, and a length At 50 meters, with a municipal clock.
Port of Casablanca is the largest port of the Kingdom of Morocco, a port that characterizes the city, where is located on the Atlantic coast, and is an important commercial center, where receives the merchant ships of many countries of the world. The opening of the port to world trade in 1906, and has within it 5 entrances, in addition to the rail used to transport goods from the port to the interior.
The Old City: An old Moroccan district, imitating the style of old Moroccan cities, surrounded by many walls, most of which are destroyed, and many doors and entrances. Today, the city has a popular commercial market, with a number of shops, historical monuments and mosques.
The church of the Sacred Heart: also called the Cathedral of Casablanca and founded the church in 1930 by the French nationals, the design of French architect Paul Tornan, but she stopped working as a place of worship in 1956, used today as a cultural center, and a tourist teacher attracts visitors.

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Zimbabweans demand Mugabe's resignation at Harare rally

 Euphoric crowds of several thousand people have gathered in Zimbabwe's capital to demand the departure of President Robert Mugabe after nearly four decades in power.

In a colorful gathering that even days ago would have drawn an immediate police crackdown, Zimbabweans giddy with joy raced through intersections, raising their arms in triumph. Young men shouted, laughed and embraced.

Some had posters with an image of the military commander who swept in earlier this week and put Mugabe under house arrest, with the slogan: "Go, go, our general!!!" Marchers handed flags to soldiers, who accepted and waved.

"It's like Christmas," said one marcher, Fred Mubay, who said Zimbabweans have been suffering for a long time.

The 93-year-old Mugabe, the world's oldest head of state, is said to be asking for more time amid negotiations with regional leaders that seek his exit with a veneer of dignity.

But he is virtually powerless and deserted by most of his allies, with others arrested, and the crowds in Harare on Saturday were making it clear the country was impatient to move on without him.

Even as concerns remained about who next would be in charge and what freedoms might be available if the military lingered in power - or if Mugabe's longtime but recently fired deputy led a new government - people reveled in the rare chance to speak out.

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Assilah

The city of Asilah or Arzila, or Asilah is one of the Moroccan cities located near the Atlantic coast, it is worth mentioning that it has transformed from a normal city to an important city attracts millions of tourists annually, because of its distinctive services such as: public facilities and buildings, Its population by year 2013 is about 31,825 people, and perhaps the most important feature is the containment of a large art exhibition characterized by its old Andalusian architecture, and in this article we will talk about in general.

The reason for the designation of the original Moroccan name of the various names, where Ptolemy named the name of Azila, Greece and the Phoenicians called the name of Zillis, and for the Moroccan Arabs called the original name, and the Spanish called the name Arthila, and these names are all the name of the pea, which means beauty In the Amazigh language.

 History of the city of Asilah Morocco The city of Asilah was established two thousand years ago, where the Carthaginians and the Phoenicians lived before it became the Roman fortress of Zelis, 40 km south of Tangis. In the tenth century, the Normans came from Sicily, lived there and settled permanently. 1471, because of the supervision of their ships across the Atlantic Ocean, and after the end of the battle of the three kings, which took place in 1578 fell the King of Portugal, San Sibetian early in the battle of the Valley stores, and in 1589 Asilah was able to get rid of the Portuguese occupation by Ahmed Mansour Al-Saadi, Diamonds It was taken by the Spaniards, who continued their occupation of the city in 1961 but were prepared in the same year to the upper state by the Sultan Moulay Ismail. In the 20th century, the city became the stronghold of the Risonian leader who spread his influence over many northern lands. By the Spaniards in 1924, and continued until the declaration of independence.

 The landmarks of the city of Asilah of Morocco represent one of the most important Moroccan cities with its historical and cultural landmarks. It was awarded the Aga Khan Prize for Architecture, due to the beauty of its beauty and the splendor of its alleys, which is overseen by white houses with blue or green windows and is surrounded by ancient walls. And its beauty in the architecture to the Spanish, who left in a remarkable architectural style and distinctive, the most prominent features: Palace of the Rasouni, the ancient city, and Kadiyat Sultan, one of the most modern features, which contains a beautiful circular theater and distinctive, and a huge library built by Prince Bandar bin Sultan .

The culture of the city of Asilah is characterized by its culture. It celebrates many cultural festivals. The most important is the Culture Forum, which is held every year in the city. It is called the Asilah Cultural Forum, which is held every year on a specific date and attended by a large number of politicians and intellectuals of different nationalities.

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Tangier

The city of Tangier is a Moroccan city and the capital of the north region of Morocco. It is of great

importance in the Kingdom of Morocco because it is one of the most important tourist destinations and one of its strongest cities. Tangier is an important cultural center, not only in Morocco but also in the African continent. It has many museums, theaters, art galleries and the most famous of the Tangier figures Ibn Battuta, who was born in the city in 1304 and grew up in it. Tangier is one of the largest cities in Morocco in terms of population according to the statistics of 2014; the population of the city of Tangier population of 1,065,601 people, and is ranked fourth among the cities of the Kingdom of Morocco in terms of population, after each of the cities: Casablanca, Marrakech, And Fes. There are different accounts of why Tangier is named after this name, but the most famous is the novel that dates back to the era of Noah peace be upon him, when his ship sailed for a while, and he and his companions were looking for the dry to lure their ship. Then a pigeon landed on the ship and its feet were muddy. The name is Tangier, and another version is named after the city of Tangis, the mother of the Amazigh king Suvax, who founded the city in 1320 BC. The city of Tangier is one of the most important cities in the Kingdom of Morocco. The reason for this is its distinctive strategic location. It is located in the far north of the Maghreb, the closest Arab and African city to the continent of Europe. It is only 14 km away. The Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. In addition, the Strait of Gibraltar is located, a link of great importance, linking the continent of Europe to the continent of Africa. The city coordinates extend between a latitude of '46 ° 35 'and a latitude of '48 ° 5'. Climate Tangier has a very nice climate in general because of its occurrence on the coasts of the sea. Its summers are warm; its temperature reaches about 28 degrees Celsius in August; its temperature is cold and humid; its temperature is about 8 degrees Celsius, The city suffers from heavy rain at times; its rainfall is more than 700 mm per year and Tangier is experiencing heavy winds throughout the year due to the city's open sea location. Tangier history dates back to the prehistoric history of the city of Tangier. There are ancient Greek myths about the city's history, but the first history of Tangier dates back to the Phoenician era, as well as the Punic civilization, the Vandal culture and other civilizations. Whose remains are still present in the city. The Romans, the Spaniards and the Portuguese were punished for their occupation. In the year 711, the city of Tangier formed a central military point for the armies of the Islamic conquest, which moved towards Andalusia to be opened under the leadership of Tariq ibn Ziyad, and these armies took place to organize their campaigns and ranks. The city of Tangier gained great commercial importance in 1471, when it emerged as a point of shipment and transport between the Arabs and the Portuguese at the time, and then the Europeans alerted to the importance of this strategic city, which

made it coveted by these Europeans. From 1471 to 1684, the city was conquered by Spain and Portugal . In 1684, Mawla Isma'il returned to the city from the hands of the British occupation and entered Tangier during the reign of the Alawite sultans. The most prominent of these were Mawla Isma'il and Sidi Muhammad ibn Abd Allah, and this is one of the most important stages in its history: culture, The building of the buildings, the palaces, the gates and the influx of foreign visitors from different countries. Their churches and facilities were built for them. In 1830, the city became a major center of connection between the European countries and the Arab world. Tangier Medi An international committee of 10 consulates of different countries. At the beginning of the twentieth century, the city was governed by an international agreement signed in 1925 to govern the city as an international council representing several major states, as well as a legislative assembly headed by the representative of the Sultan of Morocco. In 1929, England, Spain and France agreed to sign An agreement on the city, and placed under an international legislative body overseen by Spain but subject to its own monitoring. In the first half of the 20th century, the city witnessed a great political chaos and a state of political instability, which led to successive sanctions. Spain ended its international supervision in 1956 and the city returned to the Kingdom of Morocco. Tangier in the city of Tangier A large number of tourist attractions, cultural and historical interesting, dating back to different periods, and the embodiment of the ancient civilizations and history of the city, and the most prominent features of the city: Kasbah: one of the most important features of Tangier, also called Kasbah Ghilan, And the mosque of Kasbah. Located on the edge of the El-Halaq valley, near the Straits of Gibraltar, the Casbah overlooks the ocean, giving it a magnificent view on the beaches of Tangier. Hercules Cave: It is one of the largest caves in Africa. It stretches 30 km inside the mountain and overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. This cave attracts large numbers of tourists because of the myths and stories associated with it. St. Andrew's Church: This church has the most unique architectural designs in the world. It was built according to Islamic architectural designs. Its towers resemble the Islamic silos in the way they are built.

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MARRAKECH

The city of Marrakech (in Amazigh: the fast lane) is one of the oldest cities in Morocco. It is the third largest city in terms of the country's population, with a population of over one million people. Marrakesh was founded in the 11th century by the leader Abi Bakr Ben Amer Latwani, the cousin of the king of Almoravids Joseph Ben Sheffin, who later undertook to follow the construction and reconstruction of the city. The city was founded between 1066 and 1244 AD To 642 e). The city of Marrakesh was the capital of the Almoravids and the Almohads. This makes it one of the four historical capitals of the Maghreb. It is famous for its unique architecture and many mosques. It was called the "Red City" due to the color of the historic buildings and mosques, which are usually covered with a layer Of clay, which is a cultural and cultural site, according to UNESCO since 1997.

The city of Marrakech is characterized by its unique geographical nature. It is located in the center of the Haouz plain and at the foot of the Atlas Mountains about 30 kilometers to the south. The city rises 450 meters from the sea level and is about 357 kilometers from the capital Rabat. It has a semi-desert climate; its climate is wet and moderate in the winter, while the heat is severe and the air is dry in the summer. Located in the south of the Tensift River, the river flows across the central western side of the Maghreb. It flows from the springs of the Atlas Mountains down to the plains surrounding Marrakesh. The city of Marrakech is the largest city in the river valley, Economic development. The city of Marrakech is surrounded by palm trees, filled with gardens of olive trees, the most famous of which are the gardens of Agdal walled over 400 hectares. The gardens were irrigated by a system of water transport designed by the Almoravids hundreds of years ago, yet still used today. It is possible to see the summit of Mount Jaguar covered with ice by the naked eye.

 The city lies far from the Atlantic Ocean, a few kilometers to the east. It is bounded to the north by Rabat and to the south by the city of Agadir, which is connected by the railway lines which are still under construction. 320 kilometers when completed. The city of Marrakesh is an important economic component due to its rapid development, improvements in roads and the airport, making it an attractive destination for tourists and the nature of its exotic climate and the natural areas, where many French residents have property belonging to them. The Architecture and Archeology in Marrakech There are two important museums in the city, The Museum of the House of Said, built from traditional houses in Marrakesh during the 19th century, was the seat of the former governor of the French city, where there are many traditional baths known in the Maghreb, and there is the Palace of Budaiya, a trace of King Saadi Ahmed Mansour Y The building of the palace came a few months after the victory of Morocco against the armies of Portugal in the Battle of the Valley of the Stores. This was in 1578, when the king brought the most famous artists to decorate the palace with the decoration of the building. It is a brown symbol to commemorate the history of victory in the battle. It was a period of 16 years without stopping, and there were twenty domes and many stores and decorated rooms, and in the middle there was a yard with a tank of ninety meters and twenty meters, as well as gardens of olive trees, lemon and rose, but now it is ruins. There are many famous landmarks in the city, including the magnificent palace built by the famous Grand Imam Bahmad (Abu Ahmed bin Musa), who was the minister of Sultan Hassan I before he died and became the minister and guardian of his son, who was only 12 years old, The palace is vast, with hundreds of hectares and therefore it has been built for 16 years.

Marrakesh is famous for its shrines; it has the Saadian shrine and the tombs of the seven men, a group of Sufi scholars and Sufi scholars who lived in the city in the past and had a great influence on its inhabitants and thought. Their names are Yusuf ibn Ali al-Sanhaji, Ayad ibn Musa al-Yusebi and Abu al- , Mohammed bin Sulaiman al-Jazuli, Abdul Aziz al-Tabaaa, Muhammad ibn Ajal al-Ghazwani and Abdul Rahman al-Dareer. There are dozens of mosques in Marrakesh, most notably the Al-Katiba Mosque. It is known that the old book market was close to it. It is distinguished by its 77 meter high lighthouse, which is a famous symbol of the city of Marrakech. It has about six schools: Ibn Youssef School, Abbasid School, Al Sha'ab School, and Houmtah Bab El Dikkala. Marrakech is a tourist attraction due to its heritage and civilization. The city is surrounded by walls and doors of artistic and historical character. The walls are about nine kilometers long. The most famous of them are Aknau and Dakhkala. They are believed to have been built during the reign of the Almohads. The Almoravid dome is one of the forms of the architecture of the Almoravids. Sevenfold. Culture in Marrakesh Marrakesh is famous for its many Maghreb cultural features. It is a popular form of dance with Cobra snakes. It is performed by wandering artists with real snakes in the streets and in several places in the city, most notably the Jemaa el Fna square. The streets since the establishment of Marrakesh during the eleventh century AD, a thousand years ago; it is the place of many cultural manifestations at the end of every evening

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"We can not wait for people to experience the HomePod speaker, but we need a little more time to get it ready for our customers," Apple told several US media. The company seems to have a hard time keeping its schedule: the release of its AirPods earphones had already been delayed.

Apple did not specify the reasons for this delay. It is hoped that this will include making Siri more useful. Since its announcement, many companies, including Sonos and Google, have unveiled connected speakers focusing on the quality of sound. The battle should rage in 2018.

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Macron to receive Hariri 'with prime minister honours'

French President Emmanuel Macron has said he will welcome Lebanese leader Saad Hariri "with the honours that are due a prime minister", adding that he expected him to return to Lebanon within days or weeks.

Hariri and his family are expected to meet Macron on Saturday in France's capital, Paris, following an invitation by the French president earlier this week.

Hariri, a Sunni Muslim politician and longtime ally of Saudi Arabia, suddenly announced his resignation as Lebanon's prime minister during a visit to Riyadh on November 4.

He has been promising to return home soon but Saudi leaders say they fear for his safety if he does.

Lebanese officials have refused to accept Hariri's resignation, unless he delivers it on Lebanese soil, and have alleged that he is being held hostage by authorities in Saudi Arabia.

"I will ... welcome Prime Minister Hariri with the honours that are due to a prime minister, indeed resigned, but whose resignation hasn't yet been recognised in his country, as he hasn't been there," Macron said at a conference in Gothenburg, Sweden, on Friday.

"So nevertheless I'll welcome him as prime minister," he added.

"Prime Minister Hariri then has the intention, I believe, to return to his country in the following days or weeks. It's for him to discuss his own future but I don't have any doubts about this subject."

'Rumours'

Macron's invitation to Hariri on Wednesday came just hours after Lebanon's President Michel Aoun said that nothing justified the "detention of Hariri" in Saudi Arabia, denouncing it as a Saudi act of aggression.

On Thursday, Aoun welcomed the news of Hariri's trip to the French capital

"We hope that the crisis is over and Hariri's acceptance of the invitation to go to France is the start of a solution," he wrote on the official presidential Twitter account.

"If Mr. Hariri speaks from France, I would consider that he speaks freely, but his resignation must be presented in Lebanon, and he will have to remain there until the formation of the new government," Aoun said later in a statement issued by his office.

There is no confirmation what Hariri will do after visiting Paris, but Okab Sakr, a Lebanese politician from Hariri's Future Movement political party, said on Wednesday that the Lebanese leader would likely visit other countries before heading to Beirut.

"It is very likely he will be doing a tour of some European and Arab countries to explain Lebanon's position on the current crisis before he returns [to Lebanon]," he said.

On Friday, Hariri once again dismissed the reports about his alleged detention in Saudi Arabia as "rumours."

He said in a post on Twitter that he has stayed in Saudi Arabia to consult about the future of Lebanon and its relations with the region.

Tensions with Iran

In his televised resignation speech, Hariri blamed interference in Lebanon by Iran and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah for his decision, adding that he feared an assassination attempt.

Under a political deal reached last year, a coalition government was formed in Lebanon, with Hariri as prime minister and Aoun as president.

Hezbollah, a popular Shia group which is represented in the Lebanese parliament and has a strong armed wing, also joined the 30-member unity government.

Saudi Arabia and its Arab Gulf allies view Hezbollah as a "terrorist organisation" because of its role in Arab countries ranging from Syria to Yemen.

On Friday, Lebanon's Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil during a visit to Russia criticised groups for attempting to "dislodge the Lebanese head of state", without naming them.

But Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said from Spain that "unless Hezbollah disarms and becomes a political party, Lebanon will be held hostage by Hezbollah and by extension Iran".

Meanwhile, in the United States, Qatari Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani compared events in Lebanon to a blockade imposed on his country by a Saudi-led group of countries.

"Exactly what happened to Qatar six months ago is happening now to Lebanon," he told reporters in Washington, DC.

On June 5, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt announced they had cut ties with Qatar, accusing it of supporting "terrorism" and fostering close relations with Iran. Qatar strongly denied the allegations.

source : Al Jazeera News

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Friday night was the draw for the African Cup of Nations for local players to be held in Morocco

from January 13 to February 4, 2018

The opening and final match of the African Championship for local players will take place on the Mohammed V sports complex in Casablanca.

source : elbotola.com

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Theresa May is poised to bow to the demands of the Brexit “mutineers” by dropping Britain’s EU exit date from legislation governing the UK’s withdrawal.

David Lidington, the Justice Secretary, said “various constructive suggestions” had been made to the Prime Minister and that the Government “will listen” to calls for the exit date to be removed from the Bill.

Another senior Cabinet minister told The Telegraph the Government was considering removing the controversial amendment after a series of tight votes earlier this week signalled Mrs May might lose if it was put to the vote.

Dominic Grieve, the leader of the Tory rebels, said that as many as 27 Tory MPs were prepared to oppose Mrs May’s amendment which proposed to set a legal date and time for leaving the EU.

The rebels were emboldened on Thursday by the news that EU member states have sought legal advice from the European Commission...

source: Telegraph

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