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Keywords: Amazigh language
In a recent development that stirred controversy across Morocco, the King Fahd Higher School of Translation in Tangier has issued a formal apology for mistakenly classifying Tamazight, one of Morocco's official languages, as a "foreign" language on its student application website. The......
In a resounding affirmation of Morocco's linguistic and cultural diversity, the Royal Institute of Amazigh Culture (IRCAM) achieved a significant milestone on Monday in Rabat by unveiling its distance learning courses in the Amazigh language. The launch event was attended by a distinguished array......
In a pivotal stride towards linguistic inclusivity, the Moroccan government has forged a groundbreaking partnership to bolster the official status of the Amazigh language. This monumental accord, signed by the President of the House of Representatives, Rachid Talbi Alami, and the Minister of Digital......
In a groundbreaking move to promote linguistic inclusivity and cultural preservation, the Moroccan Ministry of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform has entered into a partnership with "Myopla," a leading customer service provider. The agreement, signed in Rabat on Wednesday by Minister......
The Moroccan government has set an ambitious goal to introduce the indigenous Amazigh language into 50% of the country's primary schools in the coming years. Presently, Amazigh is being taught in 31% of Morocco's elementary institutions, as reported by Education Minister Chakib Benmoussa. To......