Introduction – A Country of Cups In Morocco, every street hums with the sound of boiling water and conversation. From early morning until long after midnight, vendors set up small gas burners and foldable tables, turning sidewalks and market corners into miniature cafés. The air fills with the smell of roasted beans and crushed mint....
Introduction – The Tree That Shapes a Culture Across Morocco’s southwest, between the Atlantic and the Atlas foothills, a landscape of twisted trees glows under constant sun. These are argan forests, ancient and enduring, part of the country’s ecological memory. Long before the oil they yield reached fine dining tables, the trees shaped rural rhythm,...