What is known about Morocco

Morocco
is a country located in Africa, officially known as the Kingdom of Morocco, bordered on the western side by the Atlantic Ocean, on the north by the Mediterranean Sea, on the eastern and south-eastern sides bordered by Algeria, on the south bordered by the Western Sahara, most of the islands Located in the north of Morocco follows the Spanish administration. The system of governance in Morocco is genetically owned, and King Mohammed VI is the current ruler of Morocco since 1999

Famous landmarks in Morocco
Morocco is famous for a number of famous landmarks, the most important of which are:
Historical monuments: One of the oldest and most famous landmarks in Morocco which is part of the World Heritage according to the classification of the World Heritage Organization (UNESCO), including:

The city of Valle, one of the most famous archaeological cities of Morocco, was the capital of a Roman province in the 3rd century BC. Many of the archaeological remains on its land still show its distinctive architectural design. The city has not been used since the eleventh century AD, Its distinctive effects point to an important time period from the history of ancient Morocco.

Natural features: natural geographical areas and places, which are part of the famous landmarks in Morocco, including:

Atlas Mountain Range is a mountain range up to 13,664 feet. The top of Mount Topkale is Morocco's highest peak. These mountains are a landmark for many Moroccans and tourists from other countries to see the beauty of its nature.
Cultural monuments are the landmarks that reflect the culture of ancient and modern Moroccan culture, making it a remarkable cultural diversity, especially in the ancient Moroccan cities, most notably Fes, Tetouan and Marrakech. Moroccan architecture is one of the most famous arts in Morocco, In both palaces, buildings, mosques, and popular heritage markets.
Hassan II Mosque, one of the most famous mosques in Morocco, is located in Casablanca. It was completed in 1993 and used many stones, ornaments and engravings that contributed to the design of the mosque.

the climate
The overall climate in Morocco is mixed between drought in the south and moderation in the north, which has led to differences in temperature between the Moroccan regions. Temperatures in the areas near the Mediterranean coast are moderate in the winter and medium in the summer. The interior of Morocco shows the characteristics of the continental climate. Temperatures are low in high places, especially in mountain peaks.

Population

Morocco has an estimated population of 33,655,786 million, a population of Arab and Berber origins of 99%. Arabic is the official language of Morocco with a range of other languages, especially the Berber language and the French language both in public and in various stages Study. Islam is the official religion of Morocco, and Muslims constitute 99% of the total population density.

References

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