Salma was born in Fes, Morocco to a primary school teacher father. Her mother died when she was three years old; from then on she was raised by her maternal grandmother. She lived in Rabat with her cousin Saira, the two are commonly seen in public.
She was educated in Rabat. Upon completing her primary education, she qualified for an honors program that was initiated by the Ministry of National Education, which resulted in her obtaining a baccalaureate in 1995 with science]] and was her class valedictorian. After as an information services engineer at the ONA Group, the country's largest private holding company, which is controlled by the Moroccan Royal Family.
Salma married King Mohammed VI on March 21, 2002, at the Royal Palace in Rabat. They have two children:
Crown Prince Moulay Hassan born May 8, 2003
Princess Lalla Khadija born February 28, 2007
Salma has kept quite a low profile as first lady of Morocco, although a much more public one than her antecessors in the role, who the citizens did never see. She has been supporting cancer associations and the Fez Sacred Music Festival. She also met quite a number of foreign royalty during official visits to Morocco where she was the host to them or royal gatherings such as Queen Rania of Jordan, Queen Paola of Belgium, Queen Sofía of Spain, Sheikha Mozah of Qatar, the Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Norway, Princess Máxima of the Netherlands, Princess Mathilde of Belgium, Infanta Cristina of Spain or Princess Takamado of Japan. She also represented Morocco and her husband. She has also represented the King and Morocco in meetings and gatherings such as in Thailand, Japan and France. She also founded a cancer prevention association in Morocco and has been involved in HIV/AIDS prevention in Africa work.
She has attended several visits abroad to discuss topics such as diseases (AIDS, Cancer) or women empowerment. Recently, she visited Tunisia and Saudi Arabia as an ambassador to these activities.
Salma has been referred to as a traditional woman who enjoys Moroccan tradition and costumes. Lalla Salma is keen on fashion and can either be seen wearing opulent traditional Moroccan kaftans or dressed in a more occidental style. Salma was seen wearing Yves Saint Laurent, Valentino, Christian Dior, Chanel, Balmain, Elie Saab and Balenciaga and jewels by Garrard, Boucheron and Cartier.
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Princess Lalla salma of Morocco
Friday, 29 October 2010
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Reforming Radical Islam: The Moroccan Model
Dr. Mohsine El Ahmadi. Dr. El Ahmadi has written extensively on
Islamist movements in Morocco and will examine the governments efforts
to fight radical Islamist movements in the wake of the Casablanca
bombings of 2003.
Since then, the Moroccan government has undertaken a vigorous effort to
reform the countrys religious institutions and thinking by seeking to
occupy a space once dominated by radical Islamist movements. It has
sought to gain full control of religious activities throughout Morocco
as well as to reintroduce Sufi religiosity in politics. Dr. El Ahmadi
will give a general overview of the religious and political debate
between the state and Islamist movements in Morocco while examining the
efficiency of such policies in the mid- and long-term.
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Moroccan Women - Femmes du Maroc - نساء من المغرب
This video tries to show you moroccan woman who is dancing;by other words,they show you what is moroccan women?what is doing now? .............
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morocco using women to fight islam
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
العرب شيعة سنة وهابية رافضة مسيحية الاسلام اليهودية زكريا السعودية الكويت قطر البحرين الامارات دبي عمان اليمن الحوثي ال سعود الاردن سوريا العراق الشام لبنان فلسطين اليهود مصر الاقباط السودان ليبيا تونس الجزائر المغرب موريتانيا امريكا اسرائيل محمد عمرو اديب محمود سعد ضد التيار عادل امام محمد سعد الجزيرة زيدان البرازيل بلوتوثالله الإسلام الرسول صدام حسين الشهيد البطل الأمة العربيةلا الإرهاب العربى المؤمراة الإسلام القرأن الكريم
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Sights and Sounds of Fes, Morocco Maroc
Monday, 27 September 2010
景點和聲音,Fes,摩洛哥摩洛哥硫化亞鐵或菲斯(阿拉伯語 فاس)Idrissids資本是在摩洛哥第三大城市卡薩布蘭卡和拉巴特後與人口1040563 [1]。這是其中的四個“帝國城市”(馬拉喀什,梅克內斯和拉巴特),也是第一個皇城四。麥地那(老城區),世界上最大的一個典範的東部城市,是擺在保護 UNESC
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