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    Morocco is a country located in North Africa with an area of 446,550 sq km. It has a population of over 34 million people and its capital and largest city is Rabat. The official language is Arabic, though Berber dialects and French are also commonly spoken. Morocco has a constitutional monarchy form of government and Islam is the dominant religion. Some of Morocco's geographical features include bordering the North Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea and having the Jebel Toubkal peak as its highest point.

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    Morocco is a country located in North Africa with an area of 446,550 sq km. It has a population of over 34 million people and its capital and largest city is Rabat. The official language is Arabic, though Berber dialects and French are also commonly spoken. Morocco has a constitutional monarchy form of government and Islam is the dominant religion. Some of Morocco's geographical features include bordering the North Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea and having the Jebel Toubkal peak as its highest point.

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    Morocco

    Fernan R. Pérez Gálvez


    A00889292
    Making Business in Foreign Countries
    Instructor: Carla Diez de Marina
    Salcedo
    Morocco Division
    Morocco in the world
     Area: 446,550 sq km
     Population: 34,859,364
     Official Name: Kingdom
    of Morocco
     Capital City: Rabat
     People: Moroccan
     Official Language:
    Arabic
     Languages Spoken:
    Arabic (official), Berber
    dialects, French
     Government:
    constitutional monarchy
     Religion: Muslim
    98.7%, Christian 1.1%,
    Jewish 0.2%

    General Facts
     Independence: 2 March
    1956 (from France)
     National Holidays: Throne
    Day (accession of King
    MOHAMMED VI to the
    throne), 30 July (1999)
     Official Currency:
    Moroccan dirham (MAD)
     Land Area: 446,300 sq km
     Latitude/Longitude: 32 00
    N, 5 00 W
     Highest Point: Jebel
    Toubkal 4,165 m
     Bordering Body of Water -
    bordering the North
    Atlantic Ocean and the
    Mediterranean Sea

    More Facts About Morocco


    National Flag Coat of Arms

    National Symbols
     National Flower: doesn't
    exist. However, there is
    the Festival of Roses
    (Moussem des roses)
    once a year in February
    that celebrates the end
    of rose collecting
    season.
    There is also a Festival
    of Almond Flowers by a
    community (The
    Ammeln in Tafraoute)
    to celebrate a fruitfuil
    new season.
     National Bird: doesn't
    exist
     National Sport: doesn't
    Other
    exist national
     National Tree: doesn't
    symbols
    exist
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regions_of_Morocco
    Consulted August 15th
     https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-
    world-factbook/geos/mo.html Consulted August
    15th
     http://www.mapsofworld.com/morocco/maps/mo
    rocco-map.jpg
     http://moroccanmaryam.typepad.com/my_marra
    kesh/images/2008/05/18/s_roses_104.jpg
     http://www.blacktomato.co.uk/wp-
    content/uploads/2009/03/season-
    morocco_1361432i.jpg

    Sources

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