Morocco: Political System According to CANCERMATTERS.NET, Morocco is a parliamentary monarchy with Islam as the state religion. The bicameral parliament consists of the National Assembly with 325 members directly elected every 5 years and the Senate with 270 members indirectly elected every 9 years. The king is the head of state of Morocco. See AbbreviationFinder… Read More »
Overview Morocco is a country in Africa according to thereligionfaqs. In Morocco, as you relax in your hammam (steam bath), spoon up your tagine (stew), haggle for good merchandise in souks or don a comfortable kaftan, it’s amazing how easy it is to slip into another culture. To orientate yourself, you only have to look… Read More »
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Population. – The census carried out in French Morocco on March 8, 1936 gave a population of 6,296,012 residents of which 6,059,509 Moroccans and 236,503 foreigners. Among the latter there were 177,018 French, 23,645 Spaniards and 15,645 Italians. Of the indigenous people 5,898,197 are Muslims and 161,312 Jews. The census notes a considerable increase in… Read More »
Lessons in Arabic and French In Morocco, too, children have to go to school. School attendance is compulsory for everyone between the ages of six and 15. In contrast to many other African countries, almost all children actually go to school: 97 percent. Because that was not the case for many years, only 73 percent… Read More »