The Kingdom of Morocco is an Arab country located in northwestern Africa, bordered by Western Sahara to the south and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. Morocco is mysterious and beautiful, and locals describe Morocco as being in Africa, but not African;Not European, but close to Europe;It is an Arab country, but it is different from other Arab countries, it is mixed, unique, and has a strong exotic atmosphere that attracts tourists from all over the world.
Morocco was once a French colony, which is why Morocco has a strong French flair. After World War II, the Alawite dynasty became independent from France and adopted a constitutional monarchy, and the Alawite dynasty, which had ruled Morocco since the 17th century, returned to power. However, unlike the monarchies of Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries, Morocco also has a complete set of elected systems, including parliaments, political parties, parliamentary systems, and regular parliamentary elections.
However, Morocco's constitutional monarchy and the British constitutional monarchy are different, in Morocco, although the power of the first has expanded over the years, but the king is the religious leader, the supreme commander of the army, navy and air force and the highest political commander, holding real power, at the top of the power pyramid, ** is more executive power and executive power, the current king is Mohammed VI, went to university in France, is proficient in Western culture, and pays attention to public opinion after coming to power. Determined to reform, this is why the Moroccan royal family has been able to stand proudly in the vigorous revolution of the Arab world in North Africa.
The coastline of the country is more than 2,600 kilometers long. It is bordered by Algeria to the east and south, the Western Sahara region occupied by Morocco to the south, and Mauritania to the south.
The inhabitants are predominantly Berbers, with a majority of Arabs, with a small number of Jews and blacks. 5520 per cent, 44 per cent of the rural population80, with an annual population growth rate of 17%。Arabic is the Chinese language and French is spoken (administrative, trade and media). Islam is the state religion.
The main economic sector in Morocco is tourism. Morocco relied on external funding in many respects and was the second largest donor to France and the first to Spain.
On the other hand, the family remains at the centre of many Moroccans' daily lives, and while everyone may have their own ideals, their expectations for the future are often tied to the family – one of Morocco's most respectable features.
The white city of Casablanca:
The Casablanca of the past exists in movies and songs, and it is a mysterious and romantic impression. Bordering the Atlantic Ocean, this historic city is Morocco's largest city and one of the most modern regions in Morocco. The white buildings and temples, the blue waves and the sky, without too many heavy embellishments, the whole city looks simple and solemn.
Marrakech "half red and half blue":
Marrakech is an ancient city in the southwest of Morocco, full of red bricks, the most famous of which is the Plaza Jamavna in the old city of Medina. Here, you can see all the Berber trade ecology, whether it is traditional food, handmade clothing, handicrafts or daily chemicals, as well as modern goods and services.
On the other side of Marrakech, there is a paradise that is very different from the noisy city – the Majorhel Gardens. The garden, which was later bought by the founder of Yves Saint Laurent and buried here, has a purer blue color than the Mediterranean Sea to the north of Morocco, and flowers from all over the world.
"Flowers gradually become charming to the eye" of Fez:
As one of the holy cities of Islam, the Old City of Fez is famous for its exquisite Islamic architecture and art, and its residents still maintain the traditional customs and lifestyle of the Middle Ages.
The old town of Fez is home to thousands of intricate alleys and alleys, and you can get lost if you walk on your own. There are traditional weaving workshops, argan oil workshops, and the "infamous" leather dyeing workshop. On the top of a small building, take a look at the old city built on the hillside, the small white houses are densely layered, which has a unique flavor.
To what extent has the standard of living in Morocco reached?
1: In large cities such as the capital, the average monthly salary of a civil servant is between 6200 and 6800.
2: In 2021, Morocco's GDP per capita was 34968 US dollars, the national GDP is 132.7 billion US dollars.
3: Morocco's economy is the fifth largest in Africa.
4: Morocco also has high-speed rail, the first country in Africa to have high-speed rail. In 2018, the high-speed railway from Tangier to Kenitra was opened, with a total length of 180 kilometers and a top speed of 320 kilometers per hour.
5: Public schools in Morocco are free, from primary school to university, and you don't even have to pay for books and fees.
6: There are 7,789 public primary schools, 3,331 private primary schools, 3,584 secondary schools, 2,156 high schools, and 179 higher education institutions in Morocco.
7: There are 12 national universities and 28 private universities in Morocco.
8: The average life expectancy of Moroccans is 766 years old, with an average life expectancy of 74 for malesAt 9 years old, the average life expectancy of women is 783 years old.
9: Morocco has 162 public hospitals, 2,935 primary medical institutions and 359 private hospitals. However, most of Morocco's medical resources are concentrated in the capital.
10: Online shopping is also possible in Morocco, and e-commerce is no stranger to Moroccans.
11: There are trains between the big cities in Morocco, and there are no long-distance trains in the smaller cities, mainly buses.
12: There are 28 cities in Morocco with airports and 13 international airports.
13: Morocco has a high unemployment rate, with 12% according to 2021 data
14: Morocco is an important exporter of fisheries and the largest fish producer in Africa.
15: In Morocco, the cost of marrying a wife is not high, a few thousand dollars is enough.
Morocco is the backyard of Europe, the people's life is relatively happy, in Africa is a relatively developed country, the infrastructure construction is also relatively good, and important cities are connected to trains.
The standard of living in Morocco has improved significantly in recent years. Morocco** and the international community have been working hard to improve the country's economic level and infrastructure development in order to improve the quality of life of its people.
Despite this, Morocco still faces a number of challenges, such as income inequality and regional disparities, and there is still room for further improvement in living standards. But in general, the standard of living in Morocco has improved significantly and is moving in a better direction.