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Rabat, Morocco's capital and second-largest city, sits on the Atlantic coast at the Bouregreg estuary. Founded in 1150, it boasts...

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The struggle in the slums of Rabat
03 Dec
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The struggle in the slums of Rabat

As soon as the first rains fall, the inhabitants are haunted by the risk of their shack roofs...

After the 2009 forum: Rabat hosts an international conference on the Atlantic community
28 Nov
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After the 2009 forum: Rabat hosts an international conference on the Atlantic community

After a first forum on the Atlantic Tricontinental Initiative, organised in Rabat on 29 and 30 May...

Training session for the benefit of itinerant fish merchants
23 Nov
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Training session for the benefit of itinerant fish merchants

A training session was initiated on Thursday in Rabat for the benefit of 130 itinerant fish...

Theme of a colloquium in Rabat: The democratic interpretation of the Constitution
20 Nov
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Theme of a colloquium in Rabat: The democratic interpretation of the Constitution

A national colloquium under the theme "The democratic interpretation of the Constitution:...

Dar KamalChaoui - Guest House
16 Nov
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Dar KamalChaoui - Guest House

The criminal chamber of first instance in charge of financial crimes at the Rabat Court of Appeal...

A march will be organised on 1 December in Rabat, on the occasion of World AIDS Day
16 Nov
News Rabat
A march will be organised on 1 December in Rabat, on the occasion of World AIDS Day

A march will be organised on 1 December in Rabat, on the occasion of World AIDS Day, to advocate...

Démantèlement d’une bande de cambrioleurs à Rabat
15 Nov
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Démantèlement d’une bande de cambrioleurs à Rabat

Cinq malfrats qui ont à leur actif plus d’une dizaine de cambriolages d’appartements et de...

The history of the capital told through its manuscript heritage
12 Nov
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The history of the capital told through its manuscript heritage

Festivities launched to celebrate the consecration of the capital by UNESCO.

Within two years, the Rbatis will no longer find anywhere to bury their dead
12 Nov
News Rabat
Within two years, the Rbatis will no longer find anywhere to bury their dead

The choice between relocation and the creation of new local cemeteries is essential.