The Guide
From The Report: Morocco 2018
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The guide contains information on some of the leading hotels in Morocco and contact details for government ministries, embassies and business services, alongside useful tips for first-time or regular visitors.

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Stay in comfort: CASABLANCA
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SOFITEL CASABLANCA TOUR BLANCHE Rue Sidi Belyout, Centre Ville, 20000 T: (0522) 456 200 www.sofitel.com h6811@sofitel.com Rooms: 171 rooms, including 30 suites. Each suite offers a butler service and the Opera Suites include a private hammam, bay windows and a terrace. Business & Conference Facilities: Five meeting rooms, and business centre. Copy, printing, fax and secretarial services, translating and interpreting services. Health & Leisure Facilities: Outdoor pool, heated indoor…

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Stay in comfort: CASABLANCA
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SOFITEL CASABLANCA TOUR BLANCHE Rue Sidi Belyout, Centre Ville, 20000 T: (0522) 456 200 www.sofitel.com h6811@sofitel.com Rooms: 171 rooms, including 30 suites. Each suite offers a butler service and the Opera Suites include a private hammam, bay windows and a terrace. Business & Conference Facilities: Five meeting rooms, and business centre. Copy, printing, fax and secretarial services, translating and interpreting services. Health & Leisure Facilities: Outdoor pool, heated indoor…

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GOVERNMENT: MINISTRIES Agriculture
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Agriculture (0537) 760 102 Culture & Communication (0537) 209 429/406 Economy & Finance (0537) 677 501 Employment (0537) 760 521 Energy (0537) 688 400 Family & Social Development (0537) 684 062 Foreign Affairs (0537) 761 125 General Affairs (0537) 687 300 Health (0537) 761 025 Industry, Investment, Trade & Digital Economy (0537) 765 227 Interior Affairs (0537) 765 169 Justice (0537) 213 737 National Education (0537) 771 822/23/25 Office of the Head of Government (0537) 762…

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Facts for visitors: Useful information for new arrivals and returning travellers
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LANGUAGE: While classical Arabic and Amazigh are Morocco’s official languages, the most commonly spoken is the local dialect, Darija. French is also spoken in business, government circles, schools and universities. It is frequent to hear people mixing Arabic and French when speaking. Different Berber dialects are spoken in the Atlas Mountains (Rif, Middle Atlas, Anti-Atlas, High Atlas). In the north, Spanish is widely spoken, particularly around Tangiers and Tétouan. English is becoming…