Music Title: Ali Ssamid - WAR (Official Music Video) #WAR Signer: Ali Ssamid Release Date: 12 Mar. 2022 Official YouTube Link Information About the Signer: - Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video): -

Every country has a set of societal norms and religious practices that are culturally specific to it. To better comprehend certain cultural practices, it is essential to understand a culture on its own terms, without judging or comparing it with your own culture. Being aware of unconscious biases and stereotypes, which may affect your view of particular cultures, can enhance your cultural tolerance. To avoid experiencing culture shock when visiting Morocco in Ramadan, it is necessary to gain knowledge and awareness of Moroccan culture during this holy month. Moroccan people consider Ramadan to be a sacred month unlike any other. Eating, sleeping, and praying routines change for 30 days and nights. Eating, Drinking, and Smoking in Public is Offensive Muslims fast from dawn to dusk during Ramadan. They abstain from food, beverages, smoking, and sexual activity. Breaking this sacred ritual may be regarded as offensive. It is recommended not to eat publicly during fasting hours. For Moroccan Muslims, eating in public places during the daytime in Ramadan has severe consequences. According to Article 222 of the Moroccan Penal Code “Anyone who is known to have embraced the Islamic religion, and publicly breaks the fast during the day in Ramadan, in a public place, without a legitimate excuse, is penalized and punished by imprisonment from one to six months.’’ Article 222 excludes non-Muslim Moroccan minorities such as Jews and non-Muslim foreigners from the prohibition on eating publicly during the month of Ramadan. However, Islam is the state religion in Morocco and fasting is one of its main pillars. To avoid any problems and not be offensive, it is recommended not to eat publicly during fasting hours. In other words, when in Rome, do as the Romans do! The Majority of Local Restaurants, Coffee Shops Close During Fasting Hours Some local restaurants and coffee shops located in small cities and villages close during the daytime and open until late in the evening to serve the iftar meal. However, there are restaurants and coffee shops that remain open and serve food during fasting hours for tourists, especially in big cities and po[CENSORED]r tourist destinations. International food franchises such as McDonald's, KFC, Pizza Hut, Domino's Pizza, and Burger King also serve tourists during Ramadan. Closure of All Nightclubs and Liquor Stores Nightclubs and bars close during Ramadan, and the serving and consumption of alcohol are legally banned. Some Muslims have made it a habit to abstain from alcohol 40 days before the date of Ramadan. They believe that alcohol remains in the human body for forty days, and since alcohol breaks the fast, their body should be alcohol-free before Ramadan. As Muslims’ prayers are not accepted for 40 days after they have consumed alcohol, some may abstain in order to reap the extra rewards of praying during Ramadan. If you drink and are visiting Morocco during Ramadan, you will need to stock up on alcoholic beverages before the start of Ramadan. Working Hours Change During the Holy Month of Ramadan The working hours of public institutions change during the holy month of Ramadan, adopting a continuous working time usually from nine in the morning to three in the afternoon, Monday through Friday. If you plan to visit any public institution, bear in mind that it closes earlier than usual. Do not plan to go shopping around iftar time as most shops close and reopen after iftar. It is Preferable to Avoid Wearing Revealing Clothes in Ramadan Avoid wearing tight clothes, short skirts, clothes that have low necklines or are above the knees as they can be regarded as indecent, especially during the holy month. Not Every Muslim Fasts During Ramadan Do not be surprised if you see some Moroccans eating during Ramadan. It is permissible for people in several situations not to fast during Ramadan. People with chronic conditions, such as diabetes, should not fast. People who are temporarily ill and pregnant or nursing women may not fast if it is a hardship. As well, delicate elderly people are discouraged from fasting. Muslims who are traveling during Ramadan may also choose not to fast. Tramdina The concept of “tramdina’’ refers to a problematic phenomenon in which some fasting people engage in verbal and physical violent acts during fasting hours. Abdelkrim El Kanbaï El Idrissi, professor of sociology at the Faculty of Letters and Humanities Dhar El Mahraz in Fez, explains “tramdina” as the conflicts, anxiety, anger, and disputes that people have during fasting. Reasons for these behaviors vary from addiction withdrawal to changed sleeping schedules and routines. Following Ramadan guidelines as a non-Muslim is a choice, not an obligation. However, it shows a high level of respect and tolerance for other people's religious and spiritual practices.

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Morocco’s General Directorate of Meteorology (DMN) forecasts strong rainfall across the country on Monday, March 14. DMN forecasts heavy rainfall in the provinces of El Jadida, Sidi Bennour, Berrechid, Essaouira, Chichaoua, Safi, Inezgane-Ait Melloul, Chtouka Ait Baha, and Agadir Ida Outanane. The same weather will affect the provinces of Tangier-Assular and Larache in northern Morocco. DMN said the rainfall will range between 20 to 35 millimeters. The weather office also forecasts strong gusts of wind ranging between 80 to 110 kilometers per hour in the provinces of Jerada, Taourirt, Fiquig, Oujda Angad, Midelt, Boulemane, Guercif, and Errachidia. Snowfall ranging between 30 and 70 centimeters will also hit several provinces from Monday to Thursday. The snowfall will concern the provinces of Azilal, Midelt, Ifrane, Boulemane, Taza, Sefrou, Beni Mellal, Khenifra, Al Haouz, Chichaoua, Ouarzazate, and Tinghir. On Tuesday and Wednesday, snowfall ranging between 15 and 20 centimeters will be witnessed in the provinces of Al Hoceima, Guercif, Figuig, and Taourirt. The return of rainy weather is good news for Morocco’s agriculture amid months-long concerns over what appeared to be a year of severe drought.

Music Title: LFERDA - VAR (Prod @Ali Moriva & MASTA DN ) [Hors album] Signer: LFERDA Release Date: 13 Mar. 2022 Official YouTube Link Information About the Signer: - Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video): -

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Music Title: L'Algérino - Sensación (Clip officiel) Signer: L'Algérino Release Date: 11 Mar. 2022 Official YouTube Link Information About the Signer: - Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video): -

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Rabat - Morocco's National Office of Tourism (ONMT) is seeking to target American and Israeli markets through collaborating with influencers to promote the country’s image abroad. "Two renown influencers were chosen to boost the touristic image of Morocco," reported the office after securing deals with influencers Kelli Erdman and Yarden Harel. Known as Happy Kelli on social media, Kelli Erdman is an American professional dancer and choreographer with a large fan base, notably 3.5 million followers on TikTok and 1.7 million followers on Instagram. The influencer will soon visit Morocco to discover the richness and beauty of the country and its communities. Also participating in the promotion of Moroccan tourism in her country is the Israeli TV animator Yarden Harel. Best known for her TV travel show "The Best in the World,” Harel is one of the top five female influencers in Israel. ONMT's partnership with Kelli Erdam and Yarden Harel aligns with the office’s strategy for the "We Are Open" campaign. Launched in February, the campaign seeks to boost Moroccan image abroad and attract tourists from around the world. The strategy focuses on the use of social media to highlight the uniqueness of Morocco as a tourist destination. As part of the strategy, ONMT plans to create promotional videos to demonstrate the diverse cultural and natural landscapes of the country as well as collaborate with major influencers to increase Moroccos’ visibility abroad. In addition to digital marketing, the office’s Director-General Adel El Fakir has organized several meetings with European tourism operators to further promote Morocco in traditional markets such as France and Spain as well as expand to new markets such as German-speaking territories. Along with the "We Are Open" campaign, the office launched the "Aji" (come) campaign targeting domestic tourists. The campaign also makes use of social media and influencers to unveil hidden gems and encourage different social segments to travel across Morocco and contribute to the gradual rebound of touristic activities.

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Music Title: 7LIWA - Hallelujah [Clip Officiel] Prod by Nabz Signer: 7LIWA Release Date: 09 Mar. 2022 Official YouTube Link Information About the Signer: - Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video): -

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Rabat - Leading by example, Nihal Djebli provides space and opportunity for young Moroccan girls and women interested in the IT and digital sector to unleash their potential. Born in Marrakech before moving to Casablanca, Nihal Djabeli is the passionate owner of digital wedding planning platform Chicadresse and Director-General of the Association of Information Systems Users in Morocco (AUSIM). Educated in strategic marketing, Djabeli obtained a bachelor's degree from Morocco’s Higher School of Commerce (2001-2005) and her master's from the Toulouse School of Management (2005-2006). Developing a passion for event planning from a young age, after graduating Djabeli worked as an event manager for Prestigia, a luxury real estate brand, and later at the International Film Festival of Marrakech. This experience allowed her to build expertise in event planning before launching Chicadresse in 2013, an innovative platform providing advice and information to young couples planning their weddings. Building Chicadresse has strengthened Djabeli’s leadership and management skills and sharpened her sense of creativity and responsibility. From entrepreneur to director-general In 2019, Nihal Djabeli joined AUSIM as Director-General. The association supports more than 100 member organizations in the primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors in their implementation of digital transformation projects. “AUSIM is a major institution that has been working since 1993 to promote IT and digital in Morocco. Contributing to the influence of this group of leading companies and structures is a source of pride; working on projects with high added value is a noble mission,” Djebli told Morocco World News. “I have always been passionate about the digital field, my dissertation focused on a subject related to E-parity in the field of New Technologies with UNWomen,” she added. Empowering Moroccan girls, businesses AUSIM has launched four programs to help businesses, high schoolers, and university students keep up with the latest developments in the information technology and digital sector. The programs consist of AUSAiducation, AUSAcademy, AUSInnov, and AUSMose. While AUSAcademy and AUSMose focus on member organizations, AUSAiducation and AUSInnov prioritize youth training and sponsorship. The four programs push for the development of the Moroccan economy and IT sector as well as the training and empowerment of Moroccan girls and women. “At AUSIM, women have their place. She is a leader, she is inspiring, she is responsible, she fights for the rights of other young girls and for an inclusive Morocco through digital,” Nihal Djebli told MWN. “Several AUSIM events are targeting women and girls.” Through expert-led training and thematic clubs, AUSAcademy and AUSMose push for the sharing of expertise between professionals in different economic sectors. As part of the AUSMose program, the association organizes "Cyber4D Academy - Social Impact" to train youth in digital professions related to cybersecurity and data analytics. “60% of the [program’s] 1st class (23 students) consisted of young girls,” stated the director-general. Additionally, AUSAiducation and AUSInnov work on assisting the future generation of professionals in IT and engineering. AUSAiducation provides “excellence scholarships intended for baccalaureate graduates from backgrounds with limited means to boost their career,” said Djebli. “The program now has 11 scholarship holders, 10 of whom are enrolled in major engineering schools in Morocco and abroad,” she added. An interesting criterion of the program is the gender-based admission quota – 60% girls and 40% boys. While the quota might be considered discriminative, it encourages female representation in traditionally male-dominated sectors such as IT and engineering. Notably, Moroccan “women have more difficulty than men in finding employment at an equivalent level of education.” Thus, programs such as AUSAiducation open new opportunities for young girls and women in the country to build careers in male-dominated sectors. In addition to AUSAiducation, AUSInnov organizes annually a competition for engineers from Moroccan universities to promote innovation in the IT and digital sectors. The winners receive coaching and funding to implement their ideas and establish startups. Through training, funding, and networking, AUSIM pioneers digitization efforts within the Moroccan economy, supporting Morocco’s 2025 digital development strategy as well as promoting female representation in the IT and digital sector. Hope for gender parity in Morocco “It is true that women are still not very present in the IT sector and their representation is far from any idea of parity. It is a male-dominated sector for several reasons but this is certainly likely to change with future generations,” Djebli told MWN. As IT and engineering professions are considered “technical,” they “have always been reserved for men,” she explained, noting the bravery of certain girls and women who have questioned this social stigma and have tried to build an inclusive Morocco. With the promotion of female participation in the sector and the emergence of new professionalism, girls and women now have more work opportunities. “They are moving more and more towards professions such as data analyst, data scientist, AI…or even towards digital marketing,” she said. Yet the fight for equal representation remains an ongoing battle. “We will continue to work hand in hand with the women and men of AUSIM to ensure a better future for future generations; generations of the metaverse, AI, the cloud… where women will certainly have their place and where the debate will no longer be focused on parity, finally, I hope,” Djebli concluded.

Music Title: Mido Belahbib - Ngoulek Aşkım Ft. Abdeelgha4 (EXCLUSIVE Music Video) | ميدو بلحبيب و عبد الغفور Signer: Mido Belahbib & Abdeelgha4 Release Date: 05 Mar. 2022 Official YouTube Link Information About the Signer: - Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video): -