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1. Clinton Stands By UN Mediation for Western Sahara November 06, 2009 The Obama administration says it continues to support United Nations efforts to resolve the future of the disputed territory of Western Sahara. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told Morocco's government there will be no change in U.S. policy regarding the rival claims by Morocco and the pro-independence movement POLISARIO.US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the Presidential palace in Cairo, Egypt, 04 Nov 2009Western Sahara was high on Secretary Clinton's agenda during her meeting with Moroccan Foreign Minister Taieb Fassi Fihri this week.Political observers here say Rabat generally bel... (read more)

2. The Dynamics of Survival of the Offshore BPO November 05, 2009 India has revenues of 10.9 billion USD from BPO and 30 billion USD from IT and total BPO. India thus has some 5-6 per cent share of the total BPO Industry, but a commanding 63 per cent share of the offshore BPO component. This 63 per cent is a drop from the 70 per cent offshore development centers share that India enjoyed last year. Despite the industry growing 38 per cent in India last year, other locations like Eastern Europe, Philippines, Morocco, Egypt and South Africa have emerged to take a share of the market. China, ever nipping at India’s heels, is also trying to grow from a ver... (read more) Author: fanatix power

3. Clinton Tries to Appease Arab Anger About Praise for Israeli Settlement Offer November 03, 2009 U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is trying to quiet Arab complaints about her praise for an Israeli offer to limit Jewish settlements on the West Bank. Palestinian leaders say the Israeli offer does not go far enough.US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivers her speech at the opening of the World Policy Conference in Marrakech, Morocco, 03 Nov 2009Secretary of State Clinton tried for a second day to address Arab complaints that her praise for an offer to limit settlements encourages Israel to sidestep a 2003 promise to end those settlements.In Jerusalem Saturday, Clinton sa... (read more)

4. Africa35Years_preview November 04, 2009 This blog is about 35years of missions in Africa, from North (Tunisia, Libya, Morocco) to extreme South (South Africa), with some of them in Egypt, Ivory Coast, Gabon, and even Mauritius. Duration of commercial assignments (mainly looking for business opportunities) normally range from 2 days to one week, where support missions could last months or even years when living conditions were good , such as South Africa. Actually, I was mostly involve in technical assistance to third countries type, either for the Client or the Contractor, where working and living conditions were harsh. How ... (read more) Author: michel bunodiere

5. Clinton in Morocco for Talks on Middle East November 01, 2009 U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Morocco for a meeting of foreign ministers from the Middle East and the world's leading industrialized nations. They will discuss democracy in the region and ways to resolve the Israeli/Palestinian conflict.US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (L) is greeted by her Moroccan counterpart Taib Fassi Fihri upon her arrival at Marrakech airport, 01 Nov 2009Secretary Clinton came to Marrakech for the sixth Forum for the Future, which joins civil society groups and the private sector with foreign ministers from the Group of Eight leading industrialized ... (read more)

6. Crossroad of different civilizations October 26, 2009 Considered as one of the most diversified and sumptuous food, Moroccan cuisine offers a delightful experience. There primary reason contributed to the diverse Moroccan food is it's interaction with the outside world for centuries. Food in Morocco has blended different cuisines from different cultures like Moorish, Arab, Middle Eastern, Berber, Jewish, Iberian and Mediterranean African. Over different historical eras and centuries the Moroccan cuisine was refined by the highly capable cooks of the royal kitchens in Meknes, Fez, Marrakech, Tetouan and Rabat. This refined cuisine laid the ba... (read more) Author: synergist synergist006

7. Travelling in Marrakesh October 16, 2009 One of the best parts of any visit to North Africa, and most definitely of any journey to Morocco, is Marrakesh. It used to be the capital city of Morocco, and today it is a bustling modern merchant town. It is one of those special places that travellers will be deeply impacted by, not necessarily because of its sightseeing spots but based on all the different kinds of people and interesting characters you encounter there. You would be hard pressed to have a boring time in Marrakesh. One of the focal points for visitors is the Djemma el-Fna, the massive central market. This is unlike any... (read more) Author: Bob Ethan

8. Marrakesh: Morocco's Freakshow October 16, 2009 One of the best parts of a trip to North Africa, and of course of a trip to Mococco, is Marrakesh. It is the former capital of Morocco, and a lively and bustling city in the modern day. Marrakesh is one of those unique places that has a big impact upon a lot of visitors, not because of great sightseeing but rather because of all the different kinds of people and unusual characters you meet there. I can't imagine how you could have a boring stay in Marrakesh.One of the main attractions for travellers is "Djemma el Fna", the gigantic central souk, or market. It really is more than just a regular... (read more) Author: Rob Pettifer

9. Morocco visit made easy October 14, 2009 Morocco is a great place to visit especially if you are looking for a change from the usual metropolitan landscape. With mixture of both European and African culture, Morocco provides indeed some great opportunities for discovery. The aim of this article is to provide you some information on Morocco and how you can prepare your holidays in the best decision. When it comes to going to Morocco then you will really have some problems choosing the best way. Depending on your choice you can opt to go there directly by airplane or via another country. For instance some people choose to go to Sp... (read more) Author: Louis Dunois

10. Jasmine Oil (Grandiflorum) October 08, 2009 Jasmine Oil (Grandiflorum) Jasmine essential oil is extracted from Jasminum grandiflorum and is also known as royal jasmine. It originated from China and northern India. Currently France, Italy, Morocco, Egypt, China, Japan and Turkey are producing the best essential oils. The name Jasmine is derived from the Persian word 'yasmin'. The Chinese, Arabians and Indians used it for medicinal, aphrodisiac and other ceremonial purposes. The pure jasmine oil is extracted from the small white star-shaped flowers of this  evergreen shrub using solvent extraction. The flowers are picked... (read more) Author: Ankur Tandon

11. Chamomile Roman Oil October 08, 2009 Chamomile Roman essential oil is produced from Anthemis nobilis and is also known as English Chamomile. Roman chamomile is native to England and cultivated in Britain, Belgium, Hungary, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Morocco, France and USA. This essential oil is extracted from the flowering tops by steam distillation.  The main chemical components of Chamomile Roman oil are Angelic, Methacrylic, Butyric and Tiglic Acids and Azulene.  It is very light clear/pale blue in color with thin/watery viscosity. This bright, crisp essential oil has a rich, sweet, fruity-herbal fragrance and i... (read more) Author: Ankur Tandon

12. Confessions Of A Lapsed Islamist September 30, 2009 Is Islamism, Islam ? I define Islamism as the twentieth century political movement to instill “Islamic” governments in Muslim countries. The intellectual architects of this movement were Sayyid Qutb, Maududi, Ayatollah Khomeini and Hassan al-Turabi, amongst others. They have formed the political and governance template for movements in Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Turkey, Palestine, Somali, Sudan and Pakistan. The Islamist movements begin with a small, religiously purified elite of the wider group of believers that are welded into a group that form the nucleus for political and community acti... (read more) Author: William Doyle

13. Morocco Casinos September 29, 2009 Morocco is a largely Arab (with some Berber) country in North Africa. There is only one form of legalized gambling in Morocco: casinos. All other forms of gambling outside of casinos are illegal in Morocco, so there are no alternatives. The five casinos in Morocco are in three major cities: Agadir, Marrakesh, and Tangier. A list of Morocco Casinos includes: Agadir: Casino Le Mirage Shem's Casino D'Agadir Marrakesh: Casino de Marrakesh & Hotel Es Saadi Le Grand Casino de Mamounia Tangier: Movenpick Hotel and Casino Malabata The largest of M... (read more) Author: William Doyle

14. Trip to Sahara desert - Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga ? October 01, 2009 There are many reasons why tourists travel to Morocco. It could be to visit old cities and ancient medinas, trekking the Atlas Mountains, swim the Atlantic Ocean, but the main reason for many is a visit to Sahara desert with camel ride tour. Here might come a dilemma which sand dunes of Morocco to visit. There are two main regions, Erg Chebbi by Merzouga and Erg Chigaga (or Chegaga) by M’hamid. Morocco desert tours to Erg Chebbi are very popular with tourists. These sand dunes are promoted in many guide books, Morocco tour packages and hotels. It is due to the fact, that there are many Au... (read more) Author: Jana Pekova

15. Why Moroccan Recipes & Cuisine & Popular September 21, 2009 Considered as one of the most diversified and sumptuous food, Moroccan cuisine offers a delightful experience. There primary reason contributed to the diverse Moroccan food is it's interaction with the outside world for centuries. Food in Morocco has blended different cuisines from different cultures like Moorish, Arab, Middle Eastern, Berber, Jewish, Iberian and Mediterranean African. Over different historical eras and centuries the Moroccan cuisine was refined by the highly capable cooks of the royal kitchens in Meknes, Fez, Marrakech, Tetouan and Rabat. This refined cuisine laid the ba... (read more) Author: vijay Uniyal

16. Magical Marrakech seduces the senses September 18, 2009 If you're itching to visit a truly unique destination, then Marrakech is it. Read on as TripAtlas.com brings you five top experiences in magical Marrakech that will delight your senses and make you fall in love with North Africa. 1) There's never a dull moment at Djemaa el Fna The excitement of the Marrakech night market alone will keep you going back again and again. As the best dinner spot in the entire city, the Djemaa el Fna is where all of Marrakech congregates to finish the day and it's non-stop entertainment at each turn. Wisemen tell stories, magicians show you their trick... (read more) Author: Brooke Jester

17. A Noble Mission September 18, 2009 Over 25 years ago, a fellow named Don Shoendorfer was traveling in Morocco and witnessed a sight that inspired him to make a difference in the world. To bear witness to the sight of a crippled Moroccan woman dragging herself across a dirty road in the middle of town proved too much for him. Her image haunted him for many years to come, until he decided to put his education to use for those less fortunate. He has undertaken a task of great importance, which has the potential to change lives. In 1999, Don established the Free Wheelchair Mission as a non-profit organization and set to work ... (read more) Author: William Doyle

18. First Time Traveller's Guide to Morocco September 02, 2009 Morocco, located in North Africa, is a very densely populated country with around 32 million inhabitants. Morocco is a popular destination for holiday makers because of its warm weather, historical architecture and bustling market places. Anyone visiting the city of Marrakech will enjoy shopping in the markets, where haggling is not only allowed, it’s expected. A holiday in Morocco isn’t complete without a tour to the markets. You should also be prepared for the weather in Morocco as it can get very hot and the country is prone to the occasional drought, which is far removed from th... (read more) Author: JackWalters Walters

19. Fashion and Dress Code in Marrakech August 31, 2009 As in any other Muslim country, there are in Morocco a series of rules specific to how women should dress. Muslim women are often guided by the Koran in this respect and by their husband’s desire to determine the degree of modesty and decency with which they should attire themselves before going out. But, just as any religious book, the Koran is subject to as many interpretations as there are readers, and this is why there are, also in terms of dress code, so many differences and contradictions. In any case, tourist women are not subject to these rules. People in Marrakech are immensely respe... (read more) Author: yao xinlun

20. Moroccan Furniture Creates Timeless Beauty in Any Home August 27, 2009 The lavish colors and exotically beautiful designs of Moroccan furniture can transform the ambiance of any room. Morocco is a small country in North Africa, and its artists draw inspiration from the desert that dominates their country and blends with that inspiration the unique Mediterranean patterns of Islam and Arabia. Their work integrates colors like green, blue, yellow, red, gold, and silver; their patterns are soothing and artfully crafted. A Moroccan interior design theme can begin right at your front door, incorporating items such as painted ceilings, arches, and doors. Enhance t... (read more) Author: K. Souiden

21. Just in Time for Moroccan August Holidays, Casablanca Market Offers Exquisite Imported Moroccan Dec August 27, 2009 This August, the country of Morocco celebrates the 56th anniversary of the resistance waged against occupation by the Alaouite Throne, and the people of Morroco. In commemoration of this landmark event in Moroccan history, Casablanca Market offers an exquisite line of genuine and authentic Moroccan fabrics and other Moroccan imports that are sure to give the decor in your home an authentic Moroccan feel. It was the 20th day of August back in 1953, when the colonial authorities of France descended upon the Moroccan people, exiling the late King Mohammed V, along with the Royal Family,... (read more) Author: David Holmes

22. Have it all on a western Mediterranean cruise August 14, 2009 If you're not sure whether to opt for a sunshine break or a culture-filled extravaganza on your next cruise holiday, why not go for both on a western Mediterranean cruise? The region is one of the most culturally-rich areas in the world thanks to the achievements of countries such as Spain, Italy, Croatia, Monaco, Malta, Portugal and Morocco. These same locations are also ideally situated to make the most of the Mediterranean's excellent weather and are home to some of the finest beaches you can find anywhere around the globe. Each country has something unique to offer to cruise... (read more) Author: Dipika Patel

23. Moroccan Culinary Tour - why and what to expect August 10, 2009 Morocco, like many parts of the world, has a cuisine that is unique to the region. Their food is highly colourful, tasty and not too spicy. Due to their unique cuisine, this makes travel to Morocco for food lovers incredibly popular. One of the most popular regions of Morocco is Marrakech, famous for its marketplace where almost anything you could possibly desire can be found, and then bartered for in traditional Moroccan style. The famous markets of Morocco are also where you can buy your ingredients and spices to make Moroccan dishes. A culinary tour of Morocco allows you to spen... (read more) Author: JackWalters Walters

24. Morocco Holiday Deals August 03, 2009 The North African country of Morocco is just a stone throw away from Europe, across the confines of the straits of Gibraltar, but they are completely different in both its culture and experience. Due partly to its geographical site, Morocco is placed at the decisive point where the East bumps into the West, Africa comes together with Southern Europe, and the Mediterranean unites with the Atlantic. Sited at the tip of Northwest of Africa and linked with two oceans, the country's focal attraction for sightseers has always been the Mediterranean climate; but also the excellence of its crafts... (read more) Author: Zaheer Fazal

25. Kenya Police: 4 Men Arrested Monday Have Terror Ties July 30, 2009 New details are emerging about the arrest in Kenya of three Dutch nationals and a Moroccan with Dutch residence status Monday near the Somali border. The men are accused of trying to aid Somalia's al-Qaida-linked extremist group, al-Shabab.Kenyan police say four 21-year-old men, three born in Morocco and the fourth in Somalia, were detained by authorities in the coastal town of Lamu, as they tried to reach the Kiunga area, about 15 kilometers from the border with Somalia. The men identified themselves as Dutch tourists. But police said there were no tourist sites where the men were found and... (read more)

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