Exploring RABAT: Morocco's Fascinating Capital City. Pt 12/18

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  • Rabat, Morocco's capital, rests along the shores of the Bouregreg River and the Atlantic Ocean. It's known for landmarks that speak to its Islamic and French-colonial heritage, including the Kasbah of the Udayas. This Berber-era royal fort is surrounded by formal French-designed gardens and overlooks the ocean. The city's iconic Hassan Tower, a 12th-century minaret, soars above the ruins of a mosque.

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  • @zinou989

    we can see your love for rabat, welcome home

  • @badr0pedro

    Bro leave morocco or come to agadir and lets have a real interview you are a liar charlatan.

  • @DisobedientGoy

    Pointing finger like that is considered rude 😝

  • @rached8161

    are you from the passport bros ?

  • @larry_saytee

    Nice Ex girlfriend :/

  • @passport_light

    I love Morocco I told my friend visual when I met him Hope to meet you in Morocco one day

  • @jamalaitmohamed-su4ux

    Casa Blanca was called Anfa and Essaouira was called Mogador. Al jadidda was called Mazagan

  • @jamalaitmohamed-su4ux

    Every city in Morocco is not Arab and Morocco has nothing to do with the Arabs is an African Amazigh country Arab countries are in the far west of Asia Not everyone who speaks Arabic is an Arab, for example, Senegal speaks French, is it French, even Moroccans speak French, are they French

  • @khadijaboyd6200

    Not police everywhere, Security everywhere. We're on point. 😎😊k

  • @Yanzdorloph

    are you in your 60s ? if that 80s pic wasn't shown I would've believed that you are in yout 30s

  • @khadijaboyd6200

    Ma ville Natale, que je connais comme les lignes de ma main. Le poste de police a l'entree de la Medinat sert a regulariser les petits Taxis, et comme moniteur des appels de Taxis a domicile (bien avant Uber etc.) Pour assurrer securite. Sale has always been sister city to Rabat. Love ur POV. Bisous, khadija

  • @Yanzdorloph

    there's no gates or walls around Agadir because Agadir got completely destroyed in 1960, half the ppl of the city died, Morocco with help from the world rebuilt the modern Agadir. that's why there's no old Medina or walls and gates in Agadir.

  • @hihello-yv2tt

    I hate Morocco and more specifically Casablanca and Rabat. Seems there is too many ghetto women there. I’m not even Moroccan and I felt that vibe.

  • @Youngzizo

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  • @dearleanhughes5754

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  • @ELYYY99

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  • @ojwinyogerrilakwallakado783

    🎉🎉❤❤