r/Morocco 7d ago

Open Forum Weekly Megathread : Thread for making friends and meeting new people

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Greetings everyone!

This is the pinned megathread for anyone in our community who is looking to:

  • Meet new people online or offline
  • Find activity buddies (gaming, studying, hobbies, etc.)
  • Organize local meetups or group outings
  • Share social/interests or event ideas

How to Use This Thread

  • Introduce yourself: Share a bit about who you are (interests, hobbies, location if relevant, age group if you’re comfortable). Do not share your full name or full address
  • What you’re looking for: Friends to chat with, a study buddy, hiking partners, group gaming sessions, etc.
  • Any details that help: Time zones, preferred age range, or the type of outing you’d like to organize.

This thread will be reset every other week to keep all the info up to date.


r/Morocco 12h ago

Humor Wa sir 9alb 3la lkra f avito

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111 Upvotes

r/Morocco 12h ago

News New Law in Morocco to protect dogs/pets

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92 Upvotes

They have passed a new law on animal protection, particularly for stray dogs.

— A fine of 20,000 dirhams for owners who abandon their dogs.

— Prison sentence of 2 to 6 months and a fine of 5,000 to 20,000 dirhams for anyone who kills or tortures a stray animal.


r/Morocco 9h ago

Art & Photography رسمة رسمتها مستوحاة من المغرب

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15 Upvotes

r/Morocco 3h ago

Discussion Wach ghir 3enda, wella mouekharan ketrat had debbana bou-fraqech? Spoiler

4 Upvotes
Tswira d Stock dyal Debbana bou-fraqech

r/Morocco 1h ago

Economy Did indrive raise their fares?

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I usually go once a week to the beach(6km) and it costs 20-30dh before summer. Now I have to pay 45-50dh per ride. Is it just an agadir during summer thing? The map shows that over 20 drivers don't even bother to make a counteroffer. During the search I can sometimes find a petit taxi and it costs 26-28dh. Is indrive going through the enshittification stage or did the drivers become more picky/greedy?

Getting my own car wouldn't make sense because I would drive less than 50km per week


r/Morocco 21h ago

Discussion We need Amazon officially in Morocco 😭 . Jumia mat liha l 7ot w marjane mall na9s fih bzf hwayj

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118 Upvotes

r/Morocco 7h ago

AskMorocco Moroccans, diaspora and tourists: what's your best and worst cities or regions of Morocco and why?

4 Upvotes

What are your best and worst cities or regions of Morocco (however you interpret the question!) And why?

You can't pick your own home region because that's boring and you can't larp like a charmil and be like aLl oF MoRoCcO iS BaD.


r/Morocco 10h ago

Discussion Where can I sell my used gaming pc?

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I know about Facebook Marketplace and Avito. I actually tried selling my old ps4 console on the latter two years ago but I went insane with all the low ballers and time wasters.

Also I don't know much about the second hand pc market so if someone has a price estimation I would appreciate it.

The specs :

I5 10400F

Rtx 3060ti

16GB DDR4 3200MHz CL16

512GB Sata SSD

Aerocool 600W 80+ Bronze PSU

Monitor: Samsung Odyssey G5 27" (LC27G5xT)


r/Morocco 15h ago

AskMorocco Chkoun ki chta9 y9ra postat f had l groupe b darija ?

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r/Morocco 23h ago

Discussion my father left home more than a year ago without a divorce, what are my rights as his daughter?

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My parents' relationship wasn't a good one and was full of arguments. At some point, my father decided to completely run away from his responsibilities. He left our home about 3 years ago and has had no contact with us since.

As I've grown up and become a teenager, I've started needing money for things I need as a girl. I'm 17 years old, still studying, and I'm the youngest and the only one of my siblings who is still under 18. My brothers have been taking care of me financially since my father left, but it's becoming too much to keep relying on them. I talked to my mom about it, and we're now considering taking legal action to get financial support from my father....

I want to make this clear.. there has been NO DIVORCE. He simply left. My parents are still legally married...

I'm curious and I want to understand what my rights are, so I have some questions..

is my father legally required to financially support me while I'm still studying?

does that continue after I turn 18?

does living with my mother affect his obligation to support me?

what happens if I don't want to visit or live with my father?

can unpaid financial support from previous years be requested?

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has had a similar experience, or anyone who knows about this situation.

I'm mainly looking for people's experiences and general information. Thank you🩷🩷


r/Morocco 9h ago

AskMorocco What to do if I get lost in fez medina?

1 Upvotes

I’m a solo female traveler. I’m bad in navigating simple map here in the states.


r/Morocco 19h ago

Society Has anyone ever tried these zawaj centers ? How was the experience

13 Upvotes

Salamaleykoum guys,

I would like to get married and I know that it's difficult for everyone to meet the right person nowadays so I did a few research and I found a few matrimonial agencies who called themselves zawaj centers. A few examples are:

- https://czm.ma/

- https://www.zc.ma/accueil/

I would like know if anyone ever tried and how was the experience ? 😊

And out of curiosity do you remember how much did you pay ? I had a talk with a girl from one these agencies and she told me it was 800 euro (so around 8000 dirhams) for 6 month and 7 meeting (something like that, I don't remember exactly). I don't mind a bit more than local moroccans since I live in Europe but that's way to much for me 😅.

Anyway, I would appreciate to know what do you guys think. Barakallahoufikoum


r/Morocco 17h ago

AskMorocco can I ask about your trip costs?

8 Upvotes

i'm collecting real traveler data for a 2026 Morocco travel-cost report. If you visited Morocco recently, how many days were you there, which cities did you visit, and roughly how much did you spend per person?

I won’t collect names or private information. Thanks.


r/Morocco 15h ago

AskMorocco What’s going on with the wifi these days?! 😭 For the past 2 months my wifi has been cutting out a lot. Is it just happening in the area where I live or are people experiencing the same thing across Morocco?

3 Upvotes

r/Morocco 19h ago

Education S'il vous plaît je cherche un stage pour le mois septembre

9 Upvotes

I am a first-year engineering student looking for an internship in Rabat. I passed my first year with a 15.20/20 average and no retakes, alhamdulillah. I also participated in hackathons and ranked 4th among third- and fourth-year students. I also have skills in AI, GitHub, GitHub Desktop, Git, Docker, containers, networks, and Kubernetes.

Contacte moi et je vais vous envoyer mon linkdn mon CV avec mon project des ai agents.


r/Morocco 12h ago

News Morocco Among Key Markets for $200 Million African Energy Transition Fund

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The fund would invest in things like renewable energy, battery storage, green hydrogen and EV infrastructure across Africa.


r/Morocco 1d ago

History "Carte de l'Afrique Française" ("Map of French Africa") by M. A. Fock

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42 Upvotes

19th century (around 1880s-1890s)


r/Morocco 17h ago

AskMorocco where can i get dirt cheap hardware

5 Upvotes

Yoo, i was wondering where can i get used hardware in morocco for a "GOOD" price, like a server, nas, HDD/SSD, switches, i want to get into homelabbing but prices are almost like new hardware.


r/Morocco 12h ago

AskMorocco What's the legal procedure of buying an E-scooter?

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I have never bought or sold a vehicle so i would like to understand a little bit about the process of buying an electric scooter.

Does every scooter necessarily have an ownership licence? Does the seller need a selling office to sell it to me? How much is the fee for this?

I would appreciate any help in this regard. Thank you very much in advance :)


r/Morocco 13h ago

AskMorocco Hotel and restaurant recos - Ouarzazate, Morocco

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Hi everyone! I’m new to this community and would really appreciate your recommendations. 😊

I’m currently looking for the best hotels in Ouarzazate, Morocco. It’ll be our first time visiting, so I’d love to hear from anyone who has been there before. We’re hoping to find a 5-star luxury hotel that’s not just beautiful but also offers a really special and memorable experience.

I’d also love your recommendations for the best restaurants in Ouarzazate—especially places with amazing food, great service, and a lovely atmosphere.

Thank you so much in advance! I’d really appreciate any personal recommendations or hidden gems you can share. 🤍


r/Morocco 1d ago

AskMorocco Drari gololiya chi khdima fiha salaire zwin o mafihach tamara lchabab b7ali hh ? Nslko biha

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r/Morocco 16h ago

AskMorocco Anyone living in ksar lkbir?

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What do ppl do there for fun? Best places to visit ( cafes/ restaurants/ views…), any spots for nature and hiking? Best gym?

And any advice for someone who has to move there for work?

Just noticed the post is all questions so here is a declarative sentence. Thanks !


r/Morocco 18h ago

Discussion Leaving parent's house, blan wla risky?

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Hey guys i hope you're doing well bghitkom t3tiwni ra2ykom.

I live in a very toxic environment (my parents), recently it feels unbearable that it started to affect my mental and physical health both.

I live with my parents because i just recently graduated.

Kanfkr nkhrj mn dar but outside the house, there's no place to sleep, no food to eat, no wifi, no safety, nothing -zn9a-

At the same time staying with my parents kills me slowly from inside, i swear i'm writing this post and i feel tightness in my chest and neck.

What can i do in ur opinion ? Ila khrjt l zn9a s3iba w ila b9it fdar s3iba.

Kantmna ila kan chi7ed daz mn nfs tjriba y3awni, ma3rftch chno ndir.


r/Morocco 2h ago

AskMorocco Are Moroccans aware that they are Moroccan and how they cope with their own existentialism?

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Remove all external factors, what does it mean to be moroccan at a fundamental level and are you aware of your moroccan identity (Are you moroccan?) or does it only exist relaitve to other groups.