FES !! CAPITALE DU MAROC !!!!!

elide epargnez nous votre sarcasme et essayez de faire avancer le smiblick.

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> ils ont meme invente le file a coupe le beurre


EN EFFET CE FIL EST TELLEMENT FIN ET AIGUISE, QU'IL PEUT COUPER "CERTAINES PARTIES DU CORPS ".FAUT ETRE TRES PRUDENT !

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> > LA SOURCE ! LA SOURCE ! OU L'ECRIVAIN ???
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> source ain gedi
> source mai eden


.Robert Blondin réalisateur, concepteur, et animateur à Radio-Canada;

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> animateur à Radio-Canada;

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Can Fez become the Moroccan capital again? (The View From Fez)

Since the Moroccan King, HRH Mohammed VI,has spent more time this year in Fez than ever before, there has been much speculation as to why. One interesting scenario that has been the subject of much discussion, is the belief that the King will eventually announce that Fez - the heart of Morocco - will once again be the capital. Moving the capital of Morocco from Rabat to Fez would indeed be a bold move and probably wildly popular with most people outside of Rabat. The technical questions of moving foreign embassies would probably not be as difficult to overcome as some think. Certainly, it would take time, effort and money, but is very possible. The politics of such a move would prove to be very interesting. For a long time the north of the country has felt a little outside the inner circles. A move to Fez would go a long way to correct this. Historical claims? Historically a transition to Fez would be a completion of a circle of power and dispossession. The establishment of Fez by Idriss II in the 9th century was the beginning of Arabo-Islamic civilization in Morocco. Fez went on to become not only the first capital of Morocco but also the third oldest capital in North Africa the. From a golden age in 14th century and again in the 17th things slowly lost their gloss, culminating in the decision of the French in 1912 to move the capital. The Festival of Moulay Idriss - very popular in Fez. Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage city in 1981, the city maintains its place as one of the greatest centres of Islamic science, mathematics and literature. The Fez Medina is one of the last intact medinas in the world and a real gem. Is Fez preparing? When you look at the huge amount of work being done in Fez at the moment, it would be possible to argue that the basic framework is being put in place. The Ville Nouvelle has a number of major projects including an international convention centre and some large new tourist developments. And then there is the new train station... The King has also been very active socially, launching urban projects, 136 school upgrades and a possible major new school, a women's daycare centre, just to name a few. Yet, all this may just be the dreams of the people of Fez. If so it is an interesting and appealing dream. If it came to fruition, then the city with twelve centuries of history may be about to get the ultimate birthday present.

Je rappelle à certains que la langue utilisée sur le forum est le français. Mais je vois que certains veulent à tout prix étaler leur savoir,faire de la "fantasia" sur le forum. "Tborid" comme on dit chez nous.

Mni kanou nnas ti9raw lloghate, ma3reft fine kanou chi mkhelkhine

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Wolf a écrit:
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> Mni kanou nnas ti9raw lloghate, ma3reft fine kanou
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> translate.google.fr/



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Can Fez become the Moroccan capital again?


Since the Moroccan King, HRH Mohammed VI,has spent more time this year in Fez than ever before, there has been much speculation as to why. One interesting scenario that has been the subject of much discussion, is the belief that the King will eventually announce that Fez - the heart of Morocco - will once again be the capital.



Moving the capital of Morocco from Rabat to Fez would indeed be a bold move and probably wildly popular with most people outside of Rabat. The technical questions of moving foreign embassies would probably not be as difficult to overcome as some think. Certainly, it would take time, effort and money, but is very possible.

The politics of such a move would prove to be very interesting. For a long time the north of the country has felt a little outside the inner circles. A move to Fez would go a long way to correct this.

Historical claims?

Historically a transition to Fez would be a completion of a circle of power and dispossession. The establishment of Fez by Idriss II in the 9th century was the beginning of Arabo-Islamic civilization in Morocco. Fez went on to become not only the first capital of Morocco but also the third oldest capital in North Africa the. From a golden age in 14th century and again in the 17th things slowly lost their gloss, culminating in the decision of the French in 1912 to move the capital.

The Festival of Moulay Idriss - very popular in Fez.

Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage city in 1981, the city maintains its place as one of the greatest centres of Islamic science, mathematics and literature. The Fez Medina is one of the last intact medinas in the world and a real gem.


Is Fez preparing?

When you look at the huge amount of work being done in Fez at the moment, it would be possible to argue that the basic framework is being put in place. The Ville Nouvelle has a number of major projects including an international convention centre and some large new tourist developments. And then there is the new train station...

The King has also been very active socially, launching urban projects, 136 school upgrades and a possible major new school, a women's daycare centre, just to name a few.

Yet, all this may just be the dreams of the people of Fez. If so it is an interesting and appealing dream. If it came to fruition, then the city with twelve centuries of history may be about to get the ultimate birthday present.

We would love to know what our readers think of such a notion.



Tags: Moroccan Morocco Fes, Maghreb news
Labels: Fez, History, King Mohammed VI, Medina Gossip, Politics
3 comments:

blues de Fès said...

Dans une telle éventualité, la vie deviendrait chère à Fès et la population déshéritée ou qui manque de moyens ne pourrait pas suivre...
Le niveau de vie dans l'actuelle capitale est bien plus élevé que celui de Fès. Allez louer un appartement à Rabat ou encore allez faire votre marché...pour comprendre que la note finale est un peu douloureuse!
Bien sûr qu'au-delà de cet aspect, la ville gagnerait sur d'autres plans mais pourrait-elle devenir aussi verte que l'est Rabat ? Je n'en suis pas certain. Dans la mesure où la ceinture verte de la ville de Fès est trop mise à mal en ce moment avec l'expansion aveugle des constructions...
Regardez le sort de l'ancien champ de course, la sortie vers Aïn chqef, le route d'immouzzer (les constructions vont d'ici trois ans rejoindre Ouled Taïeb)!!!
2:45 PM
Anonymous said...

Did April Fool's day come late this year?
There's no way, even with with all the work that Fes is undergoing, which is of a much different character than the kind of work that would be necessary to support the infrastructure of a capital. Will all the governments who have embassies in Rabat relocate to Fes? At whose cost? This is one of those fanciful rumours with no real basis in actual initiave.
8:14 PM
Anonymous said...

Well it's about time to start caring for ol'Fes. Still, even with all the stuff going on right now the city has yet many things to achieve. Let the embassies worry about moving. This means better schools, more cultural and diplomatic activities which will definitly boost the local economy. Does anyone remember why they did move the capital to Rabat in the fist place? i slept my way through all history classes
Love the blog BTW
3:29 PM

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Je n'ai pas eu cette chance de maitriser l'anglais.
Tu pourrais nous faciliter la chose ( toi qui est 9ari) en "translatant" directement ton post au lieu de faire un copier/coller, sachant que Google traduit mot a mot.
Merci et bonne soirée
Prous

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> Mni kanou nnas ti9raw lloghate, ma3reft fine kanou
> chi mkhelkhine
>
> translate.google.fr/


Ila kan ghir nglizia hta dok li kaïchtho lkroda f'Jazm3 Lfna kaïhdroha liom o lbaghiat o zid o zid.Ama ana dakchi li frasi ga3 makaïn frask.O liom ila bghiti t3rf hta lought nmel o lkroda sahel bach ta3rf.Kanchof okan ghir chi wahdin li za3ma kaïtbordo 3la 3ibad lah.

L'anglais,même les charmeurs de serpents et ceux qui font danser les singes sur la place Jam3 lfna le parlent.Aujourd'hui,il est très simple de savoir même le langage des fourmis.

Et si nous nous mettons tous à copier-coller...Il suffit de donner aux gens le lien que voici.Voilà ou est allé Wolf: riadzany.blogspot.com

Mais très peu de gens ici parlent anglais correctement. Ils feraient mieux d'essayer de parler français correctement (ça aussi c'est rare par ici) avant de se lancer dans d'autres langues.

Un petit resto. sympa....Dommage qu'il ne soit pas a Paris!
Pièces jointes:

Hwifa, Malek makentish tat 3esser mni Lison postait en anglais ?
Daba ghir jatek 3lya l7ala ou bghiti tbehdel

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> Mais très peu de gens ici parlent anglais
> correctement. Ils feraient mieux d'essayer de
> parler français correctement (ça aussi c'est rare
> par ici) avant de se lancer dans d'autres
> langues.


parler correctement ... tout simplement : )
les regles du forum etant suffisament claires, on se doit de les respecter ; affirmatif !
mais aussi se respecter mutuellement ;

bonne soiree

TO BE-FREE ETES-VOUS DE FES ?

pas de familiarité entre nous stp

BRISKKKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!

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> pas de familiarité entre nous stp


Comme VOUS risquez de ne pas comprendre mon dernier mot(judeo-arabe de Fes) je vais vous donner la definition du mot"familiarite"

-1)Lorsque l'on s'adresse a une personne en ecrivant" VOUS", c'est deja prendre ses distances.

-2)FAMILIARITE: synonime de grande intimite, manieres libres et inconvenantes !

Mon but etait de verifier VOTRE idendite marocaine/fassie afin de VOUS ORIENTER vers TOUT LE BOULOT QU'IL Y A A FAIRE DANS CE BEAU PAYS QUI SOMBRE DANS LE NEANT !
-eau courante - electricite - le sociale -le sahara - l'algerie -
et il me semble que le Maroc a rompu ses relations diplomatiques avec l'Iran ?
ALORS,COMMENCEZ PAR BALAYER DEVANT VOTRE PORTE AVANT DE VOUS MELLEZ DES AFFAIRES DE NOTRE BEAU PAYS QU'EST ISRAEL !!!

Synonyme et le social .