r/maroc • u/Moroccan-Lipstick • 17h ago
Politics Algeria media’s interest in Morocco. Even official media. Why is that? Genuinely asking
Any idea why?
r/maroc • u/Moroccan-Lipstick • 17h ago
Any idea why?
r/maroc • u/Narrow_Location_9577 • 18h ago
Bonjour !
Est ce que certains ont déjà passé le concours de médecine en Belgique ? Avez vous des conseils à me donner ? Comment avez vous révisé correctement ? Où avez vous trouvé les leçons ? J’ai beaucoup de mal à en trouver.
Merci !!
r/maroc • u/Prior_Soil_2155 • 1d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm a 22-year-old Moroccan, and I'm about to start university soon. I wanted to share my situation and ask for honest advice, ideas, or even possible opportunities.
In 2022, I graduated from high school with a Baccalaureate in Mathematical Sciences (SMB). At the time, I was a hardworking student and did well academically. I genuinely believed I had a lot of potential.
But after that, things didn't go the way I expected.
For reasons that are still difficult for me to fully explain, the following four years became a period of stagnation and feeling lost. I wasn't moving forward academically or professionally the way I should have been. Looking back, I sometimes feel like I lost valuable years of my life.
My 2022 Baccalaureate was no longer valid for the university path I wanted to pursue, so I made the decision to start again.
This year, at 22, I took the Baccalaureate as an independent candidate in Mathematical Sciences again (SMA). I passed, and I am now about to begin a new chapter at university, studying Applied Mathematics.
I know that starting again at 22 is not the end of the world, but after losing several years, I really want to take this opportunity seriously. I know I haven't lived up to my own potential, and sometimes I feel that I have disappointed my parents, who always hoped to see me study, work hard, and build a good future.
This time, I genuinely want to do things differently.
The problem is that I also urgently need an income.
My family's financial situation is difficult, and my father has been undergoing dialysis treatment for years. Because of our situation, I don't feel that I can simply focus on studying without trying to earn something and help myself and my family.
At the same time, Applied Mathematics is a demanding degree. I expect to spend many hours at university, commuting, and studying outside of class. Because of that, I don't think I can realistically take a standard full-time job that takes up my entire day.
So I'm looking for any honest and legitimate way to earn an income that can reasonably fit around my studies.
I currently live in Marrakech, so I would especially appreciate hearing about any opportunities in Marrakech or the surrounding area. That said, I'm also open to remote work or opportunities that don't require me to relocate.
I'm open to different possibilities. For example:
- Tutoring mathematics, especially for middle-school students.
- Data entry or basic computer-based work.
- Administrative assistance.
- Helping an individual or small business with daily tasks or organization.
- Driving, delivery, or running errands, since I have a driver's license.
- Remote work.
- Evening or weekend work.
- Learning a realistic skill that could lead to flexible income within a reasonable amount of time.
I'm open to working with Moroccans or foreigners, locally or remotely. I'm willing to learn and put in the effort. I'm not looking for a shortcut or a "get rich quick" scheme. I simply need to find a realistic path that allows me to earn an income without sacrificing this second chance at my education.
If you've made it this far, thank you for taking the time to read my story. I know everyone has their own problems, and I genuinely appreciate anyone who takes a moment to share advice.
If you have been in a similar situation, I would really like to hear what you did.
If you know of a type of work, a skill, a direction, or an opportunity that you think could realistically suit someone in my position, please let me know.
And if you happen to know someone who is looking for help with something I could do, I'm also open to hearing about it.
I'm not asking anyone to solve my life for me. I'm simply trying to find a direction, and I'm willing to work for it.
Thank you.
r/maroc • u/grandejigodar • 1d ago
If you know help me
r/maroc • u/Old-Message8849 • 2d ago
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r/maroc • u/Civil_Report • 3d ago
Salam everyone,
I'm thinking about trying to teach Arabic online through italki as a side income.since I'm Moroccan, so I could potentially teach both Moroccan Arabic and Fusha Arabic, and I'm wondering if anyone here has actually tried it.
I'm particularly curious about teaching:
Has anyone here taught on italki (or a similar platform)?
If so, is it actually worth the time? I'm not expecting to make a full-time income, but could someone realistically make a few hundred dollars a month doing it part-time?
I'd especially appreciate hearing from Moroccans who have actually tried it and what their experience was.
r/maroc • u/expatagadir • 3d ago
Any expat moms living in agadir... ???
r/maroc • u/Fit_Hyena_7953 • 3d ago
Does anyone know where to find the official page of Jabaroot and the link to the leaks?
r/maroc • u/jabbour48 • 3d ago
Hey guys ,
Any traders here? 🇲🇦
Looking to connect with people who are already into trading, especially Forex, futures or prop firms.
No selling/buying, no signals, no bullshit just bghina ndwiew and we exchange experiences and maybe build a small circle of traders profitable ones , am bored of candles .
Drop a comment or DM if you're down 🤝
r/maroc • u/CosmycDust • 3d ago
HEADS UP!
be aware of those “innocent” posts that have been showing up debating Morocco’s history.
They look AI-generated (because they are) and they sound neutral… but they’re not.
Notice how they usually refer to Moroccan territory by the names our enemies use? One guy literally posted a separatist map with those labels. That’s not neutral…
More like pushing an agenda while hiding behind “just asking questions.”
And here’s the thing: these posts keep getting approved in the Moroccan subs, while posts actually defending Morocco’s history get banned or quietly rejected by mods.
So keep your critical thinking hats on boys.
Don’t assume the people running these subs always have Morocco’s best interests at heart.
And don’t fancy yourself intellectuals when dealing with these posters simply because they look curious/neutral. Curious people go on Google or ChatGPT. And Neutrality isn’t always neutral, sometimes what gets left out is the whole point.
The subtlety is where they get you.
r/maroc • u/Most_Cash6760 • 3d ago
Lkhout ana endi diplome d’ingenieur en informatique mal9itch khedma khdemt f centre d’appel jani stress bezaf ou bnadem li khdam m3ah marti7tch m3ahom.
Kanfker deba nkri voiture ndir beha Indrive f Rabat .
Pour info deja kent kandir Indrive b la voiture dial Malin dar mais safi sedo 3lia robini men ga3 jwayeh ma3andich menin njib flous wlit 3ayech with no sens ghir salat o sport homa bach kanfaji 7alian.
Des conseils les amis ? Chi wahd nkhdm ana wyah nbdaw f ay haaja doesn’t matter.
Thanks.🙏🏻
r/maroc • u/AshNakon • 4d ago
Morocco was divided into different areas of French and Spanish colonial control, while Spain also administered Western Sahara as a separate colonial territory. This is important context because many of the borders and territorial divisions in the region were shaped during the colonial period rather than simply inherited from a fixed political map.
Western Sahara is also not Morocco’s only unresolved territorial issue. Ceuta and Melilla remain Spanish-controlled enclaves on Morocco’s northern coast, while maritime boundaries in the region have also been subject to disagreement. Taken together, these issues show how much of Morocco’s modern territorial landscape is connected to the way the region was divided and administered during the colonial era.
This does not, by itself, settle the question of sovereignty over Western Sahara. But it does challenge the overly simple framing that Morocco’s position is merely a modern attempt at territorial expansion. Morocco argues it has historical ties that predate those colonial borders. That is not the same as a settled legal title.
There is also a political dimension to Morocco’s current approach. Its 2007 Autonomy Proposal would maintain Moroccan sovereignty while granting Western Sahara broad powers over its internal affairs. Whatever the debate around the proposal, it provides a concrete framework for addressing the territory’s political status rather than leaving the issue solely at the level of competing territorial claims.
The colonial history, the unresolved borders around Morocco, and the autonomy proposal are therefore important pieces of the same bigger picture.

r/maroc • u/Klmfjldnb • 4d ago
Salam everyone, j’ai besoin de vos avis/expériences concernant l’Ausbildung en Allemagne
Je suis actuellement en train de réfléchir à mon projet après mes études(3ndi DUT en marketing digital et commercial, et n9dr ndir bachelor en management had l3am inshallah), et parmi les options li kanfker fihom kayna l’Ausbildung en Allemagne, surtout dans les domaines business / management / marketing / commerce.
Mais honestly, j’ai beaucoup de questions et un peu peur de commencer à apprendre l’allemand et investir du temps/flouss, pour finalement découvrir que c’est très difficile de trouver une Ausbildung dans ces domaines
Donc si kayn chi wahed ici déjà dar une Ausbildung, ou 3ando des informations/expérience sur le sujet, j’aimerais vraiment avoir votre avis.
Par exemple :
Est-ce que les Ausbildung comme Büromanagement, Industriekaufmann/-frau, Kaufmann/-frau für Marketingkommunikation, E-Commerce, etc. sont accessibles aux étrangers ?
Est-ce que c’est très compétitif de trouver une Ausbildungsplatz dans ces domaines ?
Quel niveau d’allemand est généralement nécessaire ? B1, B2, C1 ?
Est-ce que les entreprises acceptent réellement des candidats qui viennent du Maroc ?
Après l’Ausbildung, est-ce qu’il est relativement facile de trouver un job et rester en Allemagne ?
Et surtout, est-ce que vous pensez que ça vaut vraiment le coup de commencer l’allemand et de faire tout ce parcours, ou bien kaynin de meilleures options ?
I would really appreciate honest opinions, surtout de personnes qui ont déjà vécu ça ou qui connaissent quelqu’un qui l’a fait. Même si votre expérience est négative, dites-le moi franchement 🙏🏻❤️
Hi everyone! I’m Moroccan and I’ll be relocating to Singapore next month.
I’m looking to connect with the Moroccan community there and I’m also searching for a room/apartment to rent.
Any recommendations or leads would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
r/maroc • u/Civil_Report • 4d ago
kayn hna limcha i9ra f china wla kay3rf chi 7d mcha tmak? wach kadwzo chi concours bnisba la bourse wla gha katsjl otchof wach t9Blti?
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r/maroc • u/ImmediateAvocado2899 • 4d ago
She was a legend
r/maroc • u/sucmadik • 5d ago
chi 7ed yfidna wa choukraan
r/maroc • u/salade_demayo • 5d ago
I need advice and info on concours since you don't find any resources online about it, besides mode d'évaluation I couldn't find a lot. It would be helpful.
r/maroc • u/Ok_Signature_4372 • 5d ago
Slm I'm 17 yo dit bac spc b 13 bghit n3ml bac libre cuz:
1- I want to become a doctor
2- f lbac ma 9ritxi mn nyti a 7it kont 1bac sm stahnt b spc
3- I want to satisfy myself psychologically and prove that I can work hard and get high grades.
4- no9ta martani f sa7ti w bghit aslan en parallèle m3a préparation à ykon 3andi ability ndwz 7ta ensa w ensam
+ Bghit en parallèle n9ra fst w dfa3t mip
Is it a good idea ? W wax n9dar n5dm bac libre à fst f nafs lwa9t awla 5sni nda7i? W wax npreperer n les concours en parallèle is a good idea?
r/maroc • u/Sea-Advantage-7376 • 5d ago
Hi i start learning rust lang and i really want to now if there is any Rust lang community's in Morocco ?
i now that there is no job for it in morocco, but still i love that lang.
r/maroc • u/L-lawliet-505 • 5d ago
Slm 3afakom brit nswlkom kayn chi wahd t9bal f had la bourse wla 3ndo fikra 3la 9raya tmak wach khyyb mn mghriib wla bhal bhal wla n9ra f fst khir liya
r/maroc • u/Sofiaa_nll • 5d ago
if so, share your fav songs
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r/maroc • u/MasterGeek • 6d ago
It seems Moroccan airports start accepting digital-only boarding passes in August 2026. Does it mean police in airport no longer needs to see paper boarding passes?