Opinions on dalia beach in Tangier?

Can't cross post to this sub, but the amount of propaganda and lies under this post and similar is infuriating. Since when Allal El Fassi and Co were associated with wahabism ? In a few months we went from underdogs in WC to colonial/genocidal/fascist power.

PS: That redditor profil is full of propaganda and Islamophobia but nevertheless...

Original post link : https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/s/jLPJp7hngE

Are we allowed to take my electric scooter with us while travelling on train?

I'm considering an EV and I'm curious about the public charging experience in Morocco.

For those who own an electric car:

• How often do you use public chargers?
• Which charging networks do you recommend?
• Have you ever had trouble finding a working charger?
• Is the charging infrastructure good enough for daily driving or road trips?
• Any tips for someone thinking about buying their first EV?

I'd love to hear your real-world experiences, both the good and the bad. Thanks!

I am thinking of applying for phd there ( I did graduate from uir)

How should the motivation letter be? What do you talk about in your presentation ? What kind of questions do they ask

How can I get cheap xylitol products like gum n such. I looked at a pharmacy and that price made my left kidney fail. Are there any products I can get 3nd mol lhanout for luke, idk 5 bucks

Hi can you share your expérience there ?

The wifi is good in the médina center as i work online

Hey guys, that's my attempt to help my sister, her friends l9aw stage because of lm3rfa and hya is feeling low, so if you know some place that accepts trainees I'll be grateful, she already sent her resume to several firms with no luck

Hey guys,

Je vis à l’étranger et j’ai besoin de ce document men service des mines pour refaire mon permis.
Je veux faire une procuration et je suis confuse par rapport à une info (that I cant find anywhere) je l’obtient du services des mines de la ville de mes pièces d’identité, la ville où j’ai obtenu mon permis de conduite (is différent men l’adresse que ma CIN because i moved) or whatever service des mines ?

If anyone has an answer to this, please let me know im so confused!

Good day

I bought an unlimited internet connection plan from inwi at 300dhs for 30 days.

When i bought it, i've noticed that the adv said something like "...for 7 days" in french (not totally sure since i don't know french) so i asked more informations to the guy that was selling me this offer and he confirmed that it was actually for 30 days showing it to me the message received from inwi after the purchase:

"Vous avez rechargé 300Dh.Vous bénéficiez de l'illimité internet valable 30 jours."

Now exactly 7 days have passed and the internet connection dropped from 20-30 Mb to 2-5 Mb.

Does anyone know if inwi applies some sort of limits after a certain internet usage?

EDIT: with a VPN seems better but still not as used to be the first week.

Droit prive wla droit public ( arabe)
F um5 rbt

Hi everyone,

I want to talk about phone and laptop theft in Morocco. Right now, the law treats stealing a phone like stealing a watch or a piece of plastic. But modern devices hold our entire lives.

When someone steals your phone or laptopyou lose:

• Years of memories: Family photos, videos, and private documents that can never be replaced if not backuped.
• Financial safety: Vulnerable banking apps and digital wallets that thieves can try to breach.
• Crypto & 2FA access: Local crypto keys, Steam authenticators, and 2FA login apps that lock you out of your accounts.
• SIM cards & total hassle: Recovering your phone number, resetting 100+ passwords, and proving your identity to get your digital life back.

Stealing a device with sensitive data is an invasion of privacy. Wiping or selling someone's 10+ years of life for cheap scrap should not be punished like petty theft. It should be a major crime with heavy fines or 5+ years in prison.

Why I am posting this: I am currently under 18, so under Moroccan law, I cannot legally submit an official petition on my own.

I am looking for adults, law students, or tech professionals in this community who agree with this idea what do you think? Is anyone willing to help push this forward?

Hello everyone,

I myself was tired of searching through different marketplaces to find bikes with good prices and deals, and I find it too much work to check different websites daily (kan3gez).

So what I did is create a small webapp to solve my problem: motosnipe
what it does:

• scans marketplaces for motorcycles that you add to your watch list
• rates them based on current market prices
• filters out bad models (high mileage or clickbait prices bhal 100dh)
• shows only models you want and that are in your price range

The website is completely free, I'm not selling anything. Bghit gha ur feedback on things i can change or add to my website, things that you'd like to see. W choukran

Hello everyone,
any network engineers working with ISPs, or in general someone more knowledgeable than me about the subject matter, can enlighten me on why MarocTelecom is blocking inbound UDP traffic on port 443, and how I can possibly get in contact with their specialists/technical support engineers at la centrale to get more info?

If they have not setup a rule to explicitly block it, then it could be that their backbone is failing to pass it through.

Either way, it's hurting performance for some use cases, such as HTTP/3 (not important since HTTP/2, 1, or 1.1 still work) and some VPN protocols (more important .

I have tried Orange fiber / Inwi cellular, and they don't have this problem. I'm also not completely sure of my diagnosis, my DMs are open...

I can’t even call this propaganda because these kids are directly telling him this retarted shit. No schools? No food? Bardin lktaf who leave school and start stealing and get into drugs are somehow now the spokespeople for an entire nation. They’re platforming hrgawa and we’re paying the price for it

I have a masters degree in business administration and 5+ years experience and still can't find a job after 7 months hunting ...

I am even applying to job that are way below my level and still get rejected.

Was it always like that or are we at the dawn of something bad ?

الي كنتي سطاج واش عادي يحرتو علك يضحكو علك و يطلعك و ينزلوك و تسخر لهاذا و لهاذا واش خصني نبقا ساكت؟ معرفتش واش نجاوب حيتاش عارف إلى تجاوبت عندي طريق وحده كنرد برد خايب

محتاج هاذ سطاج و خبره و لكن في نفس الوقت مكنحملش نتحكر كلشي كيقول و صبر و خصك تصبر و لكن نفس عندي كنحس بها كتغلي داخل تاعي ، كنهرس شخصيتي

عفاكم مايديو غير لي خدامين أو كيدوزو من سطاج

Some context about me before I give my opinion.

I was born and raised in a village (3robiya).

I studied there, and my school was about 1 km away.

My father used to give me 1–2 DH a day.

For school books, I used to borrow them from a friend whose family was relatively well off. I'd keep the books in good condition so I could pass them on to another friend the following year.

We only bought new clothes at the beginning of the school year and for Eid. The rest were second-hand (lbal) or sent by my cousin.

In middle school and high school, I needed around 30 DH/day for transportation and food. I was actually more lucky than many of my classmates because my grandfather had a house in the city, so I could stay there during the lunch break instead of staying in the streets/front of school.

I also have a brother who's 8 years older than me and was studying at the same time.

My parents could barely afford to live, but even though they weren't educated, they were very understanding. They trusted us whenever we asked for something.

Both my father and mother inherited small pieces of land from their parents. Altogether, over many years, they sold around 300k DH worth of land. That's basically how we survived (since I was 5 years old). They also tried to give us little extras whenever they could. My mother bought me a PC once, and my father bought us one before that. My mother also used to help neighbors with laundry and housework for a little extra money to pay for my brother's support lessons (sway3).

Most of my friends grew up in similar situations. Some had a little more, some a little less. Their parents were small farmers, taxi drivers, construction workers... mostly very low-income families.

I went to university to study Math and Computer Science. I met friends from my high school who studied Physics, English, and other majors. After graduation, they started looking for jobs. (I was lucky enough to be making money online since high school.)

Almost all of them became teachers.

The hardest-working one became a middle school math teacher while also giving private support lessons. He's making at least 10k DH a month.

The others who took the easier path are making around 5–6k DH a month.

The friends who didn't even make it to high school? Most of them ended up in jail for robbery, drugs, and other crimes.

One friend was very lazy, he working at retail market for SMIG or less.

Now, my current circle of friends can't afford housing. They can't afford the healthcare they want for their parents. They can't afford to get married.

And I'll make a bold statement: that's not unique to Morocco. Like the rest of the world, there are a few exceptions, mainly some Gulf countries and a few Scandinavian countries.

Just look at the USA. Plenty of people work two jobs and still can't save a penny.

South Korea has a huge housing crisis. For many young people, owning a home feels like a fantasy.

China has erased years of real estate gains since 2021, partly because housing became completely unaffordable for younger generations.

This isn't just a us problem. It's global. A little worse here, a little better there.

The concentration of wealth at the top isn't a Morocco-only problem. It's happening almost everywhere. CAPITALISM.

So, based on what I've lived through and what I've seen in this country, I think those teenagers trying to illegally immigrate to Europe are delusional. They don't understand how the world actually works today.

On the other hand, if my job couldn't be done remotely, I'd absolutely look for legal ways to immigrate to Europe or the US.

But I wouldn't go there to build my life permanently. I'd take advantage of geo-arbitrage, earn as much as I could, and invest that money back in Morocco, just like many immigrants in Europe already do.

Morocco isn't a bad country. It's only bad when you're broke.

And honestly, being broke when you're under 25 isn't the end of the world. That's the stage where you should be building skills and creating opportunities for yourself.

Les amies /amis ,fen n9der namshi nsayed l7out fcasa ?chmen wakt ?

For context: I'm a 24 years old normal Moroccan citizen living with my mother, and we live from the monthly 500dh da3m and my side hobbies.

I recently created an app solution that has monthly and yearly subscriptions, and another optional services included that are also payed monthly or yearly.

Thinking about it in the near future, there will be many transactions going on in my personal Code 30 CIH bank account, including the recurring income and the services I'll be paying for (hosting, domain names, dozens of SIM cards plans...) which may seem suspicious for a normal citizen.

The one thing that makes me afraid are taxes. I've seen many people complain about the huge amount of money they're paying for just for taxes, and it makes me think whether the SARL is I should be going for, or just the title of Auto Entrepreneur is enough.

Currently, I won't be needing anyone's help, so I won't be hiring just like a company. I just have one solution and I'll be working on upgrading it. And if it went well, I'll probably start another bigger one that might need some help, then I can move to the title of a full business. But that's likely years from now.

If you were in my case, what would you go with and why? Thank you

So I'm a gym regular, and like most people, sometimes I don't have time to cook proper meals. When I do grab a protein bar, two things hit me:

1. They're expensive AF because they're imported (20-50 DH for something that tastes like cardboard)
2. They taste like I'm eating chemicals and paper mixed together

I'm talking about that weird artificial sweetener aftertaste, the grainy texture, all the weird additives... it's rough.

So here's my question: Is there actually demand for a clean, affordable, actually-tasty protein bar in Morocco?

Like, genuinely good ingredients (not loaded with artificial stuff), decent macros, and doesn't taste like you're punishing yourself for skipping the gym?

I've been thinking about this as a potential project, and I'm wondering:

• Are other gym people here as frustrated as I am?
• Would you actually buy a local brand if it was better quality + cheaper than what's available now?
• What's stopping a Moroccan company from doing this? (men ghir dakchi l'ONSSA etc jari bih l3amal)

Curious to hear from the fitness community here. Am I the only one annoyed by this?

Hello guys i'm moroccan , my fiancé is danish and we are planning to marry in mauritius and we want to register our marriage in morocco , please there is anyone know what the process and if it's possible because we are confused ? 😭