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22 May 2013
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Lycée Regnault celebrates its centenary
This institution, whose history is linked to that of Tangier, has welcomed many generations of students.
Having opened its doors in 1913, the Lycée Regnault stands out with its Arab-Moorish architectural style in one of the city's old European quarters. The festivities to celebrate the centenary of this French educational institution were distinguished, among other things, by art exhibitions, concerts, as well as the publication of a testimonial book "Our High School Years" and the creation of a song and a large sculpture."The long life of Lycée Regnault rests on a foundation of enduring universal values: tolerance, gender equality, respect for others," stated Annick Depardieu, principal of Lycée Regnault, during the official ceremony organised on Saturday, May 18, to celebrate this event.Furthermore, the Lycée Regnault in Tangier is considered the oldest French educational institution in Morocco. Since its creation a century ago, this institution has welcomed generations of students, many…
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