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Visit to Morocco (The Star)
STUDENTS pursuing Arabic and Islamic courses in Morocco and Egypt should pursue “double-major” programmes to expand their job prospects, Negri Sembilan Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan said during a visit recently.
Morocco Expels Christian Evangelists (Boise Weekly)
The Moroccan government today deals harshly with whoever allows themselves to manipulate the religion of the people." by Solana Pyne, GlobalPost Solana Pyne, GlobalPost RABAT, Morocco For 10 years, foreign Christians ran an orphanage called Village of Hope on the slopes of Moroccos Middle Atlas Mountains, taking in abandoned Moroccan children and raising them in their homes. But it took just a ...
Morocco steps up expulsions of Christians (Independent Online)
Morocco has expelled up to 70 Christian foreign aid workers since the start of this month, saying they were abusing its tradition of religious tolerance to try to convert local Muslims.
Morocco: Using the Elements (Zawya)
13 March 2010 With wind, sun and space to spare, Morocco is better endowed than most countries in terms of renewable energy potential. The impetus to go green has also never been stronger, as the energy-importing nation has seen its domestic demand steadily rise.
Morocco: Using the Elements (Zawya)
13 March 2010 With wind, sun and space to spare, Morocco is better endowed than most countries in terms of renewable energy potential. The impetus to go green has also never been stronger, as the energy-importing nation has seen its domestic demand steadily rise.
Report: Morocco to post near-record grain harvests (MENAFN)
Report: Morocco to post near-record grain harvests
NATO delegation in Morocco (MENAFN)
NATO delegation in Morocco
Morocco steps up expulsions of Christian aid workers (TVNZ)
Morocco has expelled up to 70 Christian foreign aid workers since the start of this month, saying they were abusing its tradition of religious tolerance to try to convert local Muslims
US Dismayed After Morocco Expels Americans (ABC News)
US airs 'dismay' over American expulsions from Morocco for alleged proselytizing Morocco - African - Ethnicity - History - United States
US dismayed after Morocco expels Americans (AP via Yahoo! News)
The U.S. ambassador to Morocco has expressed dismay over the expulsion of Americans accused of trying to convert Moroccans to Christianity in the North African kingdom.
Morocco steps up expulsions of Christian aid workers (AlertNet)
Source: Reuters * Morocco says aid workers were preaching in secret * Expulsions signal tougher line on Christian groups * Government says Morocco remains tolerant, open-minded By Tom Pfeiffer ...
Dutch Youth International Nordin Amrabat Cleared To Play For Morocco (Goal.com)
Former Dutch youth international Nordin Amrabat has been cleared by FIFA to play for Morocco, the country of his parents. The 22-year-old applied for the international switch early this year after meeting Atlas Lions caretaker coach Hassan Moumen.
US envoy disappointed by Morocco expulsions (AFP via Yahoo! News)
The US ambassador to Morocco voiced disappointment on Friday at the recent expulsions of foreign nationals accused of proselytism, including some legal American residents.
Christian aid worker purge? Morocco orders dozens in five cities to be deported. (The Christian Science Monitor)
Morocco has ordered dozens of Christian aid workers in five major cities to be deported this week, with a Western official saying there may be another wave. The expulsions call into question an unspoken but longstanding truce.
Christian aid worker purge? Morocco orders dozens in five cities to be deported. (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News)
Moroccan authorities have ordered dozens of foreign Christian aid workers deported in at least five major cities this week, calling into question an unspoken but long-standing truce between missionaries and their Muslim hosts.