q Islam and Communication

Moroccan Arabic and Islamic phraseology, symbolism, and notions.

Ø “Bismillah” (in the name of God), Hamdu lillah (Thank God), and Rahimak Allah (God Bless you)

“Ma’shallah” (whatever God intends),

“ Insha’allah” (God wrilling), etc.

Ø Al Masjid (Mosque); Ramadan; and Attarbia (Education).

· The State and the Preservation of Values

· Moroccan cities have both traditional and modern areas.

· Moroccan people tolerate freedom of conduct.

· Moroccan people are free to choose their way of dressing.

· Hotels usually provide both western and local architecture and food.

· Morocco abounds in multi-international companies

· Major Changes in the Present Time

· Politics and society

v Introduction of the “alternance” system of government

v Implementation of the “Mudawwana” or what is referred to as The Code of the Family

v Signature of a free trade accordwith Russia

v Engagement in the fight againstglobal terrorism

Illustrations

· Tradition and modernity in official ceremonies

· A new young modern king

· Princess Lalla Salma: The First Lady of Morocco

· Women in Moroccan Politics

· Women members of the Parliament

Women in the

· Women in the government.

· In 2007 Prime Minister Abbas El Fassi's newly-announced government included a record number of female ministers. A total of seven will lead ministries ranging from energy to culture, compared with only two in the previous government.

· Wrap-Up

· Both the modernity and tradition co-exist.

· Morocco is a country where all religions cohabit.

· Morocco is a stable country which garantees the security of all citizens.

· Morocco is a country which encourages foreign investment.

· Morocco is a country which seeks peace.

God Bless Morocco and Russia

Date: 2016-03-03; view: 1014