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The University of Delaware Library, Paul Bowles Collection On-line Internet exhibition of the University of Delaware Library Paul Bowles Collection of acquired and archived Paul Bowles papers, manuscripts, books, first edition books, letters, photographs and documents. The Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Paul Bowles Collection University of Texas at Austin archives of Paul Bowles papers, manuscripts, letters, tape recordings, photographs and documents. The Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Jane Auer Bowles Collection University of Texas at Austin archives of Jane Bowles papers, manuscripts, letters, tape recordings, photographs and documents. Also of relevance is the related Millicent Dillon Papers. The Paul Bowles Moroccan Music Collection, 1959-1962, The Library of Congress Paul Bowles's tape recordings of Moroccan vocal, religious and instrumental music, including tribal, folk and dance sounds of ceremonies or performances―in the languages and dialects of Arabic, Hebrew, Maghribi, Tachelhait, Tamazirht and Tariffcht—with accompanying photographs. The Library of Congress sponsored this work, under a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation, beginning in 1959, and Bowles accomplished this on a four-month trip throughout the Kingdom of Morocco. Paul Bowles made further recordings during the time period of 1960-1962—in 23 locations throughout Morocco. Paul Bowles Papers, 1940-1988, Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Contains correspondence and manuscripts (three short stories and some poems, letters from Frank Roberts, Irving Stettner and Ira Cohen), a short story by Mohammed Mrabet, and one tape recording of a Bowles' musical composition, "Wet and Dry". The Library of Congress Online Catalog The Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. is the United State's oldest federal cultural institution and serves as the research arm of Congress. It is the largest library in the world. To locate books, electronic resources and materials by or about Paul Bowles, do a subject browse search for: Bowles, Paul Moroccan Sojourn: A Visit with Paul Bowles World traveler, artist and author Annette Solyst describes her October 1995 visit with Paul Bowles in Tangier. Paul Bowles on Music This book, published by The University of California Press, includes the last interview with Paul Bowles. (Edited by Timothy Mangan and Irene Herrmann, Paul Bowles's designated musical heir.) Obituary of Paul Bowles On November 19, 1999, The New York Times featured a full-page obituary: "Paul Bowles, Elusive Composer and Author Known for 'Sheltering Sky,' Dies at 88." (Contained several photographs in the print edition). Obituary of Jane Bowles From the May 31, 1973 edition of The New York Times. The Master Musicians of Jajouka The ancient and legendary World Music group, The Master Musicians of Jajouka, whose hereditary leader is Bachir Attar, and who recorded with The Rolling Stones in 1989, is the only group endorsed by Paul Bowles and William Burroughs. Bowles and Brion Gysin had first heard the music in 1950 at a moussem festival they attended at Sidi Kacem, outside of Tangier. The Master Musicians' newest CD album Live Volume 1 is available for purchase and download at the group's record label, Jajouka Records. Visit the Master Musicians of Jajouka (Bachir Attar) MySpace page. The Jane and Paul Bowles Society An independent author society for both Paul Bowles and Jane Bowles, whose members participate in academic and scholarly panels and discussions at international and American literary conferences. Members include several recognized authorities on the Bowleses. This page also details upcoming and past Jane and Paul Bowles-related events, current and past Bowles news, and calls for papers and panels.
TOURIST AND GENERAL INFORMATION FOR MOROCCO Moroccan National Tourist Office (Office National Marocain du Tourisme: ONMT) This comprehensive and well-designed Web site about Morocco is filled with useful travel information to help you plan a customized trip to Morocco, find places to stay, view panoramic photographs of travel destinations in Morocco, see maps, current weather, get details on festivals and moussems, and learn about upcoming events. [Français et Anglais] Welcome to the Kingdom of Morocco Information on Morocco provided by the Ministry of Communication in Rabat. [in Arabic, French, Spanish, English] AIRLINES, FERRY BOATS–HYDROFOIL AND TRAIN SERVICES FOR MOROCCO Royal Air Maroc The national airline of Morocco, Royal Air Maroc (RAM), provides direct international flights to Morocco from major cities in Europe, from JFK airport in the United States, Montréal, Canada and the Middle East, with connecting service to all regions and major cities in Morocco,
via its hub at Mohammed V International Airport, Casablanca. The airport code for Tangier, Morocco is TNG; for Casablanca the airport code is either CAS or CMN. Tangier Ibn Batouta International Airport (code TNG) now has a beautiful state-of-the-art terminal building inaugurated by His Majesty King Mohammed VI on July 1, 2008. The Tangier airport terminal also has WiFi Internet access in its departure lounge area. During the summer of 2009, Royal Air Maroc will launch a new subsidiary, Royal Air Maroc Express, to provide service on some domestic and regional routes. Atlas Blue Atlas Blue is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Royal Air Maroc, but it is less expensive and the airline offers more competitive fares, similar to other discount airlines serving Morocco. The airline has daily international flights to major cities in Morocco from Europe. Atlas Blue credits Royal Air Maroc's Safar members with frequent flier miles for trips flown. Atlas Blue now has nonstop, direct flights to Tanger's modern Ibn Batouta International Airport (TNG) from Brussels (BRU), Belgium, Barcelona (BCN), Spain, London's Heathrow (LHR), Madrid (MAD), Spain, and from Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Paris Orly (ORY), France, and flights to Oujda (OUD), Morocco. [French, English, Italian and Spanish] Jet4You Jet4You is a low-cost or discount airline which has regular flights to Morocco from various European cities: Brussels Sud, Belgium; Cologne-Bonn, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Hanover and Munich, Germany; Paris-Orly, Lyon, Toulouse and Marseilles, France; and Bologna and Milano, Italy. Jet4You has three direct flights a week to Tangier from Barcelona (BCN), Spain, in addition to its direct flights to Tangier from Brussels (BRU), Belgium and Cologne-Bonn (CGN), Germany. Jet4You also has flights to and from Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Nador, Oujda, Marrakech and Agadir, Morocco. [French, English, Italian] easyJet easyJet is one of Europe's major discount airline which has flights to numerous destinations within Europe and throughout the Mediterranean region. The airline provides direct, nonstop flights to Tangier (TNG), Morocco from Madrid (MAD), Spain. and
from Charles de Gaulle (CDG) Paris, France and also to Casablanca (CAS), Morocco. Other flights connect Marrakech (RAK), Morocco with London (LGW), Gatwick Airport, Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), Paris and Lyon (LYS), France, and Milan (MXP), Italy, Basel-Mulhouse-Frieburg (BSL) and Geneva (GVA), Switzerland and Madrid (MAD), Spain. Other easyJet routes connect Casablanca, Morocco with Madrid (MAD), Spain and Lyon (LYS), France. (Some Moroccan airport codes are: TNG for Tangier, Morocco; either CAS or CMN for Casablanca; and RAK for Marrakesh.) Ryanair A European-based discount airline currently providing direct flights to Tangier (TNG) from Brussels Charleroi (CLR), Belgium and from Marseilles (MRS), France. Ryanair also has flights to Fez (Fès), and to Marrakesh (RAK). [Web site is in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian and other languages] Air Arabia Maroc This low-cost airline began operating in Morocco in May 2009 with new Airbus A320 airplanes. Air Arabia Maroc has non-stop flights from Mohamed V Airport Casablanca, Morocco to London Stansted Airport, England (four times a week); Brussels South Charleroi, Belgium: Lyon, Marseille and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, France (daily service); and three flights a week to Casablanca from Milan–Bergamo, Italy. Air Arabia also provides service to destinations in the Middle East, India and other countries. [Web site is in Arabic العربية Rif Airways This relatively new airline discount airline has roundtrip jet service between Barcelona and Tangier, and from Casablanca there are direct flights to Nador, Morocco as well as to Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca, Spain. From Nador on the Mediterranean coast of Morocco, Rif Airways has regular jet service to Almería, Málaga, Valencia, Reus-Tarragona and Barcelona, Spain. FRS Ferry Service The best way to get to Tangier from Spain by boat is FRS Ferry Service. It modern, comfortable and very fast ferry boat–hydrofoil service to Tangier, Morocco from two ports in southern Spain. FRS operates many daily departures direct to Tangier from either Algeciras or Tarifa, Spain, towns on the southernmost coast, in 35 minutes up to one hour, depending on the weather and winds. You can also bring your car onboard. (Normal slower ferry boats from Algeciras to Tangier usually take two hours or more during the high tourist season peak summer months of July and August, so the FRS hydrofoil service is an excellent much quicker alternative.) FRS also provides regular hydrofoil boat service connecting Tangier and Gibraltar, and the crossing takes about 80 minutes. Another FRS route connects Ceuta and Algeciras, Spain. [In English, Spanish and German] ONCF trains (Office National des Chemins de Fer) ONCF is the national train company in Morocco, with daily train services that connect many cities at a reasonable cost. The ONCF Web site provides schedules and times for departures and arrivals, and you can find the prices or fares (in Moroccan Dirhams) of destinations for either one-way or roundtrip tickets. For destinations in Morocco that do not yet have rail connections, ONCF has modern buses (coaches) belonging to its Supratours subsidiary so you may comfortably continue your journey by bus (coach) for a modest supplement in fare. [In Arabic, French and English] In late 2007, an agreement was announced and signed between the Moroccan and French governments to design and construct the Arab world's first high-speed trains (TGV in the Kingdom of Morocco. These high-speed trains will eventually connect the Mediterranean port city of Tangier, Morocco with Casablanca, Rabat and Marrakech. The new railway system is being designed and manufactured by the French company Alstom, and the trains will be capable of traveling at speeds of 320 kilometers per hour (200 miles per hour). The first TGV train service may be operational as early as
2012. Additionally, work is well underway with construction of rail lines that will connect the huge
Tanger-Med Port I and II container shipping complex to the city of Tangier and other regions of Morocco.
(Tanger-Med Port is the largest port in Africa.) [In French] TRAVEL AGENT AND TOUR OPERATOR IN MOROCCO Gazelles Destination Travel Agency A quality travel agency and tour operator, managed by Sam Aaqiq and based in Tangier, Morocco. Gazelles Destination arranges tours and hotels, and provides special trips and customized itineraries for individuals, groups and cruise-ship passengers to cities and towns throughout Morocco including Tangier, Tétouan, Chefhaouen, Fès, Marrakech, Casablanca, Essaouira, the southern Atlantic coast beach resort city of Agadir, and other areas of Morocco. [French, English, Spanish, Italian and Russian] RESTAURANT IN CASABLANCA, MOROCCO Rick's Café, Casablanca Inspired by the classic 1942 Hollywood film Casablanca, Kathy Kriger opened Rick's Café restaurant and piano bar at the edge of the medina in Casablanca in 2004. Enjoy your stay or stopover in Casablanca, Morocco at Rick's Café. The city of intrigue described so vividly in the movie Casablanca was actually Tangier, and Rick's Café Américain in the film was modeled on the bar at the Hôtel El Minzah in Tangier. WEATHER AND TIME IN MOROCCO Time and Weather―Tangier, Morocco Current Weather Conditions for Cities in Morocco FESTIVALS AND SPECIAL EVENTS IN MOROCCO Fez Festival of World Sacred Music The 15th annual Fes Festival of World Sacred Music (Festival de Fès des Musiques Sacrée du Monde) was held from May 29–June 6, 2009. [In French] TANJAzz: le Festival de Jazz de Tanger TANJAzz is an annual festival of jazz music in Tangier, Morocco, with performances and concerts held at various places throughout the city. The 10th Tangier Jazz Festival was held from June 10–14, 2009. Festival des Nuits de la Méditerranée / Festival International de Musique de Tanger. Annual musical concerts and performances in Tangier at the beautiful Palais des Institutions Italiennes (Palais Moulay Hafid). The 9th festival was held from July 1–5, 2009.NEWS MEDIA (NEWSPAPERS AND RADIO) IN MOROCCOLe Matin du Sahara et du Maghreb One of the national daily newspapers distributed throughout Morocco with its Web content updated daily. [in French]
Le Journal de Tanger Weekly newspaper with news for the region of Tanger and Tétouan, Maroc, published online and updated each Saturday. [In French] Maghreb Arabe Presse (MAP) News from Morocco updated daily. [In Arabic, English, French, Spanish. Japanese, Chinese and Korean] Morocco Newsline A weekly online newspaper about Morocco, in English, with feature articles devoted to current news, culture, travel, videos, investing in Morocco, real estate, fashion and style, opinion and interviews. Aujourd'hui le Maroc A Moroccan newspaper based in Casablanca with feature articles. [in French] Radio Mediterranée Internationale [Medi 1] Medi1 is an international radio station which broadcasts news, music and other programs live 24 hours a day from Tangier, Morocco in French and Arabic. You can also listen to live broadcasts of Medi1 on its Web site. CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL WEB SITES FOR TANGIERTanger: Histoires, culture et documentation A comprehensive Web site about the city of Tangier, Morocco with information on its history and cultural heritage. [in French] Tánger Express Tánger Express provides information about Tangier, its history and culture, writers, artists, books and films about Tangier, photos and more, with homages to Mohamed Choukri and Paul Bowles. [In Spanish]
The American School of Tangier
An international school founded in
1950, for grades 1–12, based in Tangier, Morocco. The students are from many countries throughout the world, as well as Morocco. The American School of Marrakech, a
branch of The American School of Tangier, was established in 1995 in Marrakech. Tangier American Legation Institute for Moroccan Studies (TALIM) A museum, library and research and cultural center that specializes in North African and Arabic language studies. This historic property in the medina of Tangier, Morocco was a gift from Sultan Moulay Suliman to the United States in 1821―it is the oldest U.S. diplomatic property in the world and the only property on foreign soil that is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places as a National Landmark. When visiting Tangier, don't forget to visit the museum's Paul Bowles Room. The museum is open to the public free of charge from Monday through Friday (closed during lunch hours). American Institute for Maghrib Studies (AIMS) is a private, non-profit educational organization that works to facilitate research in North Africa and encourage the free exchange of information between American and North African scholars. AIMS supports the Tangier Summer Advanced Arabic Language Program (TSALP). International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS) holds annual literary conferences in Tangier. Instituto Cervantes de Tánger This large Spanish school in Tangier has regularly-scheduled cultural events, exhibitions of films and art works. [Español and Arabic] Institut Français du Nord The French Cultural Center in Tangier and Tétouan presents diverse, regularly-scheduled cultural activities, including cinema, dance, art exhibitions (at the Galerie Delacroix on rue de la Libérté), concerts and theatre, as well as its French language courses. [in French] DARNA A charitable organization in Tangier, Morocco that helps women at risk and children in need. Darna provides homeless girls and boys with food, shelter, education, activities and counseling. It also operates a gift shop and restaurant, located in the Maison Communautaire des Femmes building near the Grand Socco, which during lunch-time hours serves traditional Moroccan food to the general public in its courtyard restaurant . Darna is open from 12 Noon until 3 PM, and it is closed during the month of Ramadan, which this year begins August 20th. [in French and English]
Cinémathèque de Tanger A non-profit organization based in the restored Cinéma Rif at the Grand Socco in Tangier, Morocco, which presents national premieres of important new films, along with historic Moroccan, independent and world cinema. La Cinémathèque de Tanger (Cinéma Rif) was inaugurated on February 24, 2007 by its founder Yto Barrada. The official opening's honored guests included Mohamed Nabil Benabdellah, the writer Tahar Ben Jelloun and several consul-generals. The first film shown at the new Cinéma Rif was Juanita de Tanger, produced by the talented and highly-regarded Moroccan filmmaker Farida Benlyazid.
The interior café–snack bar at Cinémathèque de Tanger provides free WiFi Internet service for its customers. [Français, Anglais] WHERE TO STAY IN TANGIER: HOTELS AND GUEST HOUSES Maison Arabesque In the heart of Tangier's medina is Maison Arabesque, a beautiful maison d'hôtes (guest house) located at 73, rue Naciria. This former merchant's house dating from 1898 and built in Spanish-Moorish style, has been carefully restored and modernized by its helpful and friendly owner Peter. Maison Arabesque is an oasis of tranquility in the Medina, and it has comfortable beds and tasteful furnishings in a mixture of traditional Moroccan and contemporary décor. Maison Arabesque has five rooms or suites, each with a modern bath, and Paul Bowles provided the inspiration for two: The Sheltering Sky room and Paul's room. You may relax on the sun-filled rooftop terrace, use the free WiFi Internet connection, read an assortment of books and magazines, or rejuvenate in the hammam. Breakfast is included. Reasonably priced. [Dutch, English, Spanish, French] La Tangerina (Maison d'hôtes) La Tangerina is a 10-room riad-style hotel at 19, Riad Sultan in Tangier's kasbah. Painstakingly restored by owners Jürgen and Farida, there is an intimate dining room, a lounge, a hammam and a wonderful rooftop terrace ideal for relaxing, sunning, or merely enjoying the views of the ocean and Spain in the distance. All of La Tangerina's unique rooms are furnished in an eclectic mixture of European colonial and traditional Moroccan styles, and each room has its own bath. Breakfasts are included, free WiFi Internet service is provided, and the riad is heated during the winter months. View a slideshow of photographs taken at La Tangerina in Tangier on Flickr.com. [English, French, Spanish and German] Dar Nour (Chambres d'hôtes à Tanger) Dar Nour is a guest house (bed-and-breakfast) in Tangier, located at 20 rue Gourna in the ancient kasbah. It provides comfortable and modern indoor living areas and the ten unique bedroom suites have plenty of hot water. There is a private rooftop terrace for sunning or merely relaxing and enjoying the views. [in English and French] Rif & Spa This oceanfront hotel is located on Avenue Mohammed VI (formerly Avenue d'España) with its majestic palm trees and promenade, and a wide range of beach restaurants, shops and discothèques. The Rif & Spa hotel is air-conditioned and provides a good restaurant, conference facilities with wireless Internet (Wi-Fi), a bar, spa and swimming pool. The Rif & Spa is ideal for those wanting to enjoy Tangier's large, crescent-shaped beach. El Minzah Hôtel Since 1930, the Minzah hotel has been, and remains, the preeminent luxury establishment in central Tangier, Morocco. Conveniently located near the Place de France, it boasts several fine restaurants, a piano bar and a fitness and wellness center. There is a large inner courtyard, and the hotel's swimming pool is set in beautiful flowering gardens and palms. El Minzah provides Old World charm and comfort―a haven of tranquility in downtown Tangier. [Expensive.] Hôtel Le Mirage The luxurious Mirage is located several miles from Tangier, directly overlooking the Atlantic Ocean near the Grottes d'Hercules and the beaches of Sidi Kacem and Achakar. It is an intimate hotel, providing the ultimate in privacy and comfort in its beautifully decorated rooms, suites and bungalows. The Mirage has a large swimming pool surrounded by gardens and sunning areas and a gymnasium and fitness center with sauna and spa services. There is also a club-like bar room, and excellent food is served in the indoor restaurant or outdoor dining terrace overlooking the ocean. Additionally, free WiFi service is provided. [Expensive. Site is in French, English and Spanish] Villa Joséphine This is a classic, luxurious Mediterranean-style villa originally built in the early 1900s as a residence for the Times of London writer and news correspondent Walter Harris. The villa was once the summer residence of Pasha Thami El Glaoui of Marrakech, and later the Tangier home of the Duke of Tovar. Villa Joséphine has ten spacious and tasteful suites, five with private terraces or balconies and ocean views. Its large swimming pool and sun terraces are surrounded by well-landscaped gardens, flowers and palm trees. Villa Joséphine provides some of the best French and Moroccan cuisine in Tangier in its large elegant indoor dining room, or outside on the terrace, with impeccable service. There is also an intimate wood-paneled bar. Villa Joséphine is located in Sidi Masmoudi, a quiet and exclusive area on the Old Mountain, with views of the Strait of Gibraltar and Bay of Tangier. [Very expensive.] PLACES TO STAY IN THE SAHARA AND FAR SOUTH OF MOROCCO Chez le Pacha If you want to follow in the footsteps of Paul Bowles and take a trip to the far south of Morocco or venture into the dunes of the Sahara, consider staying at auberge-hôtel Chez le Pacha―a strikingly beautiful, comfortable and reasonably-priced oasis of tranquility. Located south of Zagora, Morocco near Ouled Driss, and eight kilometers north of M'Hamid el Ghizlane. All of Chez le Pacha's air-conditioned rooms have bath rooms with plenty of hot and cold water and showers, and the dining room pavilion serves traditional Moroccan cuisine for dinners, lunches and breakfasts. The large swimming pool is surrounded by palm trees, perfect for cooling off and relaxing in this hot and arid area of Morocco where daytime temperatures can reach 125 degrees Fahrenheit (about 50 degrees Celsius) during the summer months. There is amazingly fast WiFi Internet service in the reception area. Jeep (4X4) or camel treks into the Saharan sand dunes are easily arranged, as well as other excursions to various kasbahs, ksars or the verdant Drâa valley and nearby oases. The large walled compound at Chez le Pacha has terraces, flowers, peacocks, and even a camel and a donkey. Nora, Chez le Pacha's helpful and friendly receptionist, speaks very good English. Highly recommended. [in French, German] Dar el Janoub Another comfortable place to stay in the Sahara is auberge-hôtel Dar el Janoub, located in the tiny village of Hassi-Lbied, near Merzouga, Rissani and Erfoud in the far south of Morocco. Paul Bowles could not have found a more comfortable place to stay in the Moroccan desert so vividly described in his short story "The Baptism of Solitude". Explore the Erg Chebbi dunes, nearby oases, and enjoy the peace and quiet which the desert uniquely provides. Dar el Janoub has a swimming pool, and its accommodations are in 17 air-conditioned rooms, two junior suites, or two suites, each with a lounge and a private terrace that directly overlooks the dunes. The restaurant provides traditional Moroccan food, and there is a bar, but no televisions or telephones, thus ensuring a quiet and relaxing experience. Upon request, you may also take a jeep excursion (4x4 vehicle) or camel trek into the dunes for a once-in-a-lifetime vacation in the Sahara region of southern Morocco. Dar el Janoub is open year around, and the rooms have individually-controlled heating and cooling systems. [Español, English, Italiano, Français] ART GALLERIES AND SHOPS IN TANGIER, MOROCCO Boutique Majid When visiting Tangier, browse and shop at Boutique Majid, an exceptional antique shop in Tangier's medina. You will find one-of-a-kind souvenirs from Morocco that include a large selection of jewelry, embroidery, carpets, chests, and more. English-speaking Abdel Majid Raïss el Fenni has sold unique items to many celebrities and world-renowned visitors to Tangier for several decades. Galerie Volubilis This first-rate art gallery in Tangier's Kasbah, is run by Karla Raïss El Fenni. Volubilis Art Gallery holds regular exhibitions of Moroccan and other artists' paintings. For fashionable clothing and art works, visit the Volubilis boutique, run by Mohamed Raïss El Fenni (Majid's brother) and wife Karla. Volubilis boutique is located in the Petit Socco in the medina, directly opposite the popular Café Central or Café Tingis. At Volubilis you may view or purchase paintings by the talented Moroccan designer and artist Mohammed Raïss El Fenni. Medina Art Gallery Located at 30 Avenue Abou Chouaib Doukali in the Bel Air area, not far from the Mohammed V Hospital, the Medina Art Gallery in Tangier has exhibitions of paintings by various artists from Morocco and other countries. Galerie Dar D'art Tanger This modern contemporary art gallery located in downtown Tangier at 6, rue Khalil Metrane, holds regular exhibitions by Moroccan artists and is managed by Chokri Ben Taout. For information on current exhibitions visit the gallery or telephone 05 39 37 57 07. TOUR GUIDE IN TANGIER, MOROCCO Aziz Begdouri An experienced, knowledgeable and friendly Moroccan guide based in Tangier, Aziz Begdouri speaks several languages fluently, including excellent English. Aziz Begdouri will meet you at the Tangier port or airport and will give you or your group a private tour of Tangier, Morocco―walking through the medina, the kasbah, and other areas, or in his air-conditioned van, or a combination of both. To telephone Aziz Begdouri in Morocco, from Europe dial 00 212 6 61 63 93 32 or if calling from Canada or the United States dial 011 212 6 61 63 93 32. To telephone Aziz from Spain dial 00 34 607 89 79 67. If calling from within Morocco you dial 06 61 63 93 32. You may also e-mail Aziz for further details and tour options: AzizTours@hotmail.com HOW TO MAKE TELEPHONE CALLS TO MOROCCO Morocco's international telephone country code is 212. When calling from outside Morocco, do not dial the first 0 after the 212 country code. As of March 7, 2009, an additional digit–number is required to reach either a fixed–landline telephone or a mobile–portable telephone in Morocco. To reach a fixed telephone, you now must dial 212 and 5 and then the rest of the number (omitting any 0 after the 212). From abroad, to dial a portable or mobile phone in Morocco, you now must dial dial 212 and 6 and then the rest of the number (omitting any 0 after the 212). When calling a fixed telephone from within Morocco, first dial 05 and then the number; to dial a mobile phone from within Morocco, first dial 06 and then the number. See: Maroc Telecom (Itissalat Al-Maghrib). |
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