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Morocco

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Soccer Roundup; Equatorial Guinea agrees to host the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations after Morocco refused, citing fear of the possible spread of Ebola; other soccer news noted.|

Prime Min Abdelilah Benkirane of Morocco tells Parliament that women would be better off at home than in the workplace, setting off alarm in a country that has seen slow but steady gains in women’s rights; reaction on social networks and in the Moroccan news media is swift and heated; political rivals say his comments reveal the true agenda of his conservative Islamist party, the Justice and Development Party.|

Modern Moroccan literature began in the 1930s. Two main factors gave Morocco a pulse toward witnessing the birth of a modern literature. Morocco, as a and left Moroccan intellectuals the opportunity to exchange and to produce literary works freely enjoying the contact of other and Europe.|

Morocco Journal; women in Morocco say gender equality remains far off in their country, despite policy measures aimed at guaranteeing parity; some point to Islam-influenced inheritance law section of family code stating that male relatives receive double the inheritance of women; some supporters of women's rights assert that change is inevitable.|

According to the , the of Morocco accounts for 7% of the African continent. Morocco is the fifth economic power of Africa with a 2006 GDP of $152.5 billion at ($58.1 billion at official exchange rates), after South Africa, , and (2001).|

Awesome pictures! I did not realize how beautiful Morocco is!|

Morocco ranks among the world's largest producers and exporters of , and its cultivation and sale provide the economic base for much of the population of northern Morocco. The cannabis is typically processed into . This activity represents about 0.5% of Morocco's Gross Domestic Product (GDP). A UN survey estimated cannabis cultivation at about 1,340 square kilometres (515 ) in Morocco's five northern provinces. This represents 10% of the total area and 27% of the arable lands of the surveyed territory and 1.5% of Morocco's total arable land. Morocco is a party to the 1988 UN Drug Convention and in 1992 Morocco passed legislation designed to implement the Convention.|

Ruling coalition in Morocco forms a new government granting top positions to Islamist Justice and Development Party, but also keeps allies of King Mohammed VI in powerful positions.|

However, during the last decade of the rule of King Hassan II, especially under the reign of and with the launch of the (IER) to investigate abuses committed in the name of the state, Morocco is trying to reconciliate with the victims. Many new laws and codes concerning all aspects of life are being or have been passed, most notable of which was the creation of the — a family code which represented the first unique initiative of its kind in the Arab and Muslim world. The code gives women more rights. Other issues such as the abolition of and the reform of the are being debated. The is due to vote on these issues in spring 2007.|

Oohh! The photos are soo soo soo beautiful. Glad you enjoyed your stay! Now I think going to Morocco is on my bucket list! hehe:)|

Though working towards change, Morocco historically has utilized child labor on a large scale. In 1999, the Moroccan Government stated that over 500,000 children under the age of 15 were in the labor force.|

We booked direct with Mohamed via his website before leaving the UK. We asked a lot of questions via email and he always responded promptly and politely so we felt we were in good hands already. From the moment Mohamed arrived at our hotel to pick us up to the minute he dropped us off we could not have asked for a better day. His knowledge was plentiful and interesting making the trip an unforgettable experience. From stopping at the view of the reservoir, having traditional mint tea on an amazing terrace (they couldn't have done enough for us showing us their lovely home), to the Berber villages and school children we met along the way; nothing could have been more perfect. Mohamed was lots of fun and his 4x4 was very comfortable, even with 4 adults as passengers! We were amazed that there were no other cars in a convoy on his trips, making the experience even more personal. The colours of Morocco change at every twist and turn and we'd highly recommend getting out of the city to see this beautiful country. The lunch we had was very nice and we insisted that Mohamed join us as he became one of our friends. The trip was excellent value for what we saw and the experience Mohamed made it. Thank you!|

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