Capital Talk | Has the Rabat commune decided to establish an "Organization of Cities Speaking Partially or Wholly in Amazigh"? - Al Ousboue Assahafi

In 1967, the Rabat municipality, chaired by the late Maati Bouabid and the then President of the House of Councillors, was one of the founders of the Arab Towns Organization, based in the Kuwaiti capital. Today, it is one of the most prominent and active regional institutions in the Arab world, and its goals include preserving the Arab identity of cities and their heritage, developing their municipalities, etc.
With the constitutionalization of Amazigh as an official language alongside Arabic in Article 5 of the 2011 Constitution, which prepared it to perform its function in the future, as the state was also tasked with working on "preserving Hassaniya and protecting the dialects and cultural expressions used in Morocco," and if the Constitution has stipulated since 2011 that "Amazigh will perform its function in the future," then this future may arrive with the year 2025, the date of t…