The original name, and still current name, of Morocco in Arabic is al-Mamlaka al-Maghribiyya which means the Kingdom of the Maghreb Region. The term "Maghreb" comes from the Arabic "gharb" which means "west" since Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia (the area commonly considered the Maghreb) is on the western edge of the Arab World.
The name Morocco in English, comes, like most European names for the country, from a bastardization of the Arabic word for Marrakesh, "Morrakush". As a result, the name only implies that Morocco is the country with Marrakesh in it.
Morocco is the name of a country in north west Africa. The Arabic for Morocco is 'Kingdom of the West'.
The word 'Marokko' is the German translation for the name of the country called Morocco. When translated into French, it is called Maroc. Morocco is a country located in northern Africa.
Morocco is the name of a country in north west Africa. The Arabic for Morocco is 'Kingdom of the West'.
If you mean Algiers, it is a city in Morocco.
Huda- morocco
No. Moroccans are. "Moroccoian" is not a word.
Maghreb (مغرب) can refer to one of three things: the Western Region, the Western Arab countries (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia), or Morocco itself. Most commonly in English the term Maghreb is used to refer to the second definition: the Western Arab countries (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia).
The anagram is Morocco, a country in northwest Africa.
It means "I from morocco"
Morocco is a kingdom, and therefore it has a king. His name is Mohamed VI. There is no such position as the President of Morocco.
Well, morocco has an airport named as Mohammed V International Airport. That mean sure morocco have plans. If you planning for the tour to morocco then you may contact your local tour agency as "Extra World Reisen GmbH".
I am at Morocco.
Yes. However, the elections do not mean much since the King of Morocco is not elected and maintains most political power in the country.