What country is Rabat?

Question 1: Rabat is a city in which European country? Rabat is the capital of Morocco, located in the northwest of Morocco, the mouth of the Bregreg River, bordering the Atlantic Ocean, and Fes, Mahékesh, Meknes is one of the four major imperial cities of Morocco, since 1912, has been the political capital of Morocco. The Kingdom of Morocco is a country in northwestern Africa.

Question 2: Rabat is not in Europe? What language is spoken? It is the capital of the Kingdom of Morocco, a country in North Africa, located in the northwest of the Bregreg estuary, bordering the Atlantic Ocean, and Fes, Marrakech, Meknes is one of the four major imperial cities of Mo, since 1912, has been the political capital of Mo. The Rabat-Salé region includes the provinces of Rabat, Salé and Demara-Skirat, with a population of about 2.12 million. Rabat was founded in the 12th century by the Muwahhid dynasty. The old city was built in the 18th century, and the new city was built in 1912, when Morocco became a French protectorate. Bordering the Atlantic Ocean, Rabat has a number of seaside bathing beaches, which is a good place for tourism and summer. The Royal Palace of Rabat, the tomb of *** V, the castle of Udaya and the ruins of Shera are some of the attractions visited by tourists. The official language is ***, but French and Spanish are also spoken at the same time.

Question 3: Which country is Morocco Morocco is an independent country ah

Please take it, thank you!

Question 4: Which country does Morocco belong to Morocco is a Northwest African country with its capital city Rabat.

Some people tend to confuse Morocco with Monaco, which is an independent principality in Europe and the second smallest country in the world in terms of land area.

Question 5: Morocco is which country Country Name Morocco (Morocco)

Country Area 459,000 square kilometers (excluding Western Sahara)

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The population of the country is 29.2 million (2001), with about 80% *** people and 20% Berbers. *** Language is the national language and French is widely spoken. The *** religion is practiced

The capital of the country, Rabat, has a population of 1,431,000 (2000)

Brief description It is located in the northwestern tip of Africa. East and southeast of Algeria, the south of the Western Sahara, west of the Atlantic Ocean, the Strait of Gibraltar and Spain in the north, the Mediterranean Sea into the Atlantic Ocean gateway. The coastline is more than 1,700 kilometers long, the average temperature in January 12 ° C, July 22 ° - 28 ° C. The earliest inhabitants are the Berbers. The first inhabitants were Berbers. The *** people entered in the 7th century AD and established the first *** kingdom in the 8th century. The present Alawite dynasty was founded in 1660, and King *** VI was its 23rd monarch. From the 15th century onwards, Western powers invaded the country and on March 30, 1912, it became a French protectorate. In the same year, France and Spain signed the Treaty of Madrid, the northern part of the country and the southern part of the country, such as Ifni, became a Spanish protectorate. on March 2, 1956, the country gained its independence, and on August 14, 1957, the name of the country was changed to Kingdom of Morocco and the sultan was renamed as the king. in February 1961, King *** V died, and King Hassan II ascended to the throne in March. on July 23, 1999, King Hassan II died due to an illness, and Crown Prince Sidi Hassan II was appointed to the throne. On July 23, 1999, King Hassan II died after a long illness. *** He assumed the throne on the same day and was officially enthroned as *** VI on July 30th.

Question 6: Which countries have Sunnis and Shiites? The entire *** world is divided into Sunnis and Shiites, and these two factions have a long history of grievances, the source of which comes from the beginning of the A.D. In the entire *** world, Sunnis are in the majority, and Shiites mostly live in Iran and Iraq in the valley of the two rivers. In Iran, Shiites were in the majority, but in Iraq, during Saddam's regime, Sunnis held power. Because of the conflict of interest, and in the Iran-Iraq war, both sides take the Sunni, Shiite national feelings as a way to attack each other so that the two factions further deepened the gap.

This is a new hatred between the two factions.

The old hatred was at the time of the rise of the *** world. At that time, the leader of the *** world, the Prophet - *** *** messenger *** became the leader of the *** world and created the *** empire across Europe, Asia and Africa, after the death of ***, the leaders of the tribes of the *** world disagreed on the issue of the successor, a part of the opinion that, *** has no heir and should be succeeded in the caliphate by his son-in-law, and this part of the opinion that, *** has no heir and should be succeeded in the caliphate by his son-in-law. One part believed that *** had no heir and that his son-in-law should succeed him as Caliph, and this part was the Shi'ah; the other part believed that ***'s son-in-law was not competent enough and that he should be succeeded by ***'s comrades in arms and companions, and this part called itself the Sunnis. The two sides then fought bitterly over the issue, and the whole *** world was divided into independent states ruled by several caliphs, which were never reunited for more than 2,000 years. The *** empire that spanned Europe, Asia and Africa was short-lived. The feud between the two factions also grew deeper and deeper.

The largest *** international organization in the modern world is the " *** Conference Organization ", the English is the Organization of Islamic Conferen ence, referred to as the OIC, in 1969 in the Moroccan capital Rabat held in the *** Summit of the countries decided to establish In May 1979, it was formally proclaimed. This organization now has 57 full member countries, with the largest number of African *** countries, 27 out of 53 African countries are member states of the OIC, *** countries. This is followed by 14 countries from West and Central Asia and seven from South-East Asia. South America has two Member States: Guyana and Suriname; Europe has only one full Member State, Albania.

Guyana and Suriname in South America have a 50% Christian population, while *** only 20-30%, *** population of 70,000 and 100,000, respectively, which has a great influence on local politics, economy and culture, and the rest are Hinduism and indigenous traditional religions.

The countries with the purest *** ethnicity in the world are Saudi Arabia *** and Bahrain, with 100% ***, followed by Turkey, with a population of 70 million and 99% ***. The country with the largest *** population is Indonesia, with over 88% *** of its 230 million people, the rest being Christian, Hindu or Buddhist. The largest *** country in Africa is Nigeria with more than 70 million people. Asia's most populous *** countries are Pakistan, with 97% of its 150 million people ***, followed by Bangladesh, with 83% of its 140 million people ***, and in both countries there are only a few Christians and Hindus. India has repeatedly applied for membership of the *** membership organization on the grounds that it is a large *** population of more than 120 million, but India is a traditionally Hindu-dominated country and culture, and each application has been rejected.

The *** countries of Central Asia were revealed after the collapse of the Soviet Union, because the politics of the Soviet Union eliminated all religions, atheism was the main ideology of the state, there was no legal legitimacy of the ***, *** education was forced to go underground, and after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the original *** countries of Central Asia, which had gained the restoration of their faith and national cultures, all joined the *** membership organizations, for example, in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Azerbaijan, which are countries with an absolute majority of *** population.

Africa has the largest number of member states, but only a quarter of the world's 1.6 billion *** population, concentrated in North Africa, such as Libya, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Sudan, Mali, Niger, Mauritania and Somalia. In all of these countries, the *** population is an absolute majority, while in some African member states, the population may not be a majority, for example, in Nigeria, the *** population makes up 50% of the total population, with Christianity and indigenous religions making up the rest; and in many of the old colonial countries, such as Togo, Mozambique, and Cameroon, where the *** are not the majority ethnicity, the *** are the largest believing population, at more than 20%, as the locals practise a variety of primitive indigenous religions and a proportion of Christians. ...... >>

Question 7: Which is more developed, Morocco or Monaco? Are the two countries together? Morocco is a North African country, bigger and not rich

Monaco is a principality under the protection of France, very small, naturally rich

Question 8: Is Rabat fun? Rabat Palace

Rabat Palace, located in the center of Rabat, was built in 1785, covers an area of 2 square kilometers, is a typical *** palace architecture. The palaces are of different styles, of which the Riad Palace is the most magnificent.

*** V's tomb

Located in the center of Rabat. *** V was the father of the former King Hassan II, who died in 1961. The construction of his tomb began in 1962 and was completed in 1971. The two sides of the tomb are divided into the tomb of Hassan II and his brother Prince Abdullah, and there is a gallery with portraits of the Alawite monarchs and relics of the Fifth and the historical information and documents of his reign. To the left of the tomb is the *** Temple, and to the left again is the pulpit. On the front of the tomb is the Hassan Tower, the symbol of Rabat, and the ruins of the Great **** Monastery of Hassan. Originally the largest *** temple in North Africa, it was built in the 12th century and was 183 meters long and 139 meters wide. It is said to have been destroyed by the famous earthquake of 1775, which had Lisbon as its epicentre, but its former majesty can still be imagined from the 312 stone pillars that remain. Hassan Tower is better preserved, occupying a single side of 16 meters long, 44 meters high, surrounded by different carving patterns, with the characteristics of traditional Mo art. The entire complex is solemn and majestic, elegant style, reflecting the *** *** elegant architectural craftsmanship and Mo unique architectural style and decorative arts.

*** V Tomb

Udaya Castle

Udaya Castle is located in the old city of Rabat, east of the Bregreg River into the sea, near the Atlantic Ocean, for an ancient castle complex. It was built in the 12th century by the Berber dynasty, then used by the *** dynasty and occupied by the Portuguese and the French. Existing Udaya Fort open to the public area is divided into three parts: one is the courtyard garden, built for King Ismail in the 17th century, small, elegant and exquisite, luxuriant flowers and trees, with the typical style of Andalusian garden architecture; two is the museum, divided into two rooms, one is on display in the past generations of jewelry and musical instruments, and the other on display in the past generations of national costumes, including Berbers, Saharans, Moroccan Jews dress and ancient Red copper and earthenware vessels; third is the high altitude, for the remains of the ancient air market. It offers a panoramic view of the estuary of the Bouregreg River, the ancient port of Rabat and the city of Salé. Inside the Udaya Fort, the Berber houses and streets are preserved in a distinctive style. A group of bungalows next to the Fort, against the sea, was originally a Portuguese military prison, which was converted into a restaurant after the French occupation, and remains open to this day.

Ruins of Shera

Located outside the Royal Palace of Rabat. Shera ruins for the Shera ancient city and Morocco Merinid dynasty during the royal mausoleum site, in 1980 was listed as a national key cultural relics. Shera ancient city of Phoenicia, Carthage and the ancient Roman Empire in the era of North Africa's important port city, with the Mo territory of the ancient city of Wolubilis and the ancient city of Bernassa, the fifth century A.D. deserted. In the twelfth century, the Merinid monarch Abu Hassan, the "Black Sultan", made Rabat his capital. Abu Hassan, the Merinid monarch and capital of Rabat, built a walled city and set up a royal tomb on the site of the ancient city. It is believed that his favorite concubine and he himself were buried in the mausoleum after his death. Shira was reduced to rubble in 1775 during the famous earthquake that had Lisbon as its epicenter, but today it has become a place of trees and a large number of storks. On the site of the ruins of Serra, the Roman terraces, the triumphal arch, the Senate, the Forum, the Courts, the public **** baths and other buildings can be seen, while the peripheral walls built during the Merinidian dynasty, the *** Temple of the Ceremonial Tower, the tombstones of the Princesses, and the life release pools have basically remained in their original form. Standing on the terrace garden can be a bird's eye view of the Bregreg River Valley and the site of the ancient city of Shera, the main gate of the peripheral wall with the ancient *** language records the situation of the mausoleum, from the tombstone of the Princess of the swimmers can read the life history of the king's圮, the release of the pool is located in the corner of the ancient ruins of the silver eel is regarded as a god, the swimmers can be thrown to the pool of coins in order to beg for blessings.

Question 9: I'm going to Rabat, the capital of Morocco, what do I need to bring? I also work in Morocco, do not need to bring any special things, general daily necessities can be bought. 1USD about 8.2 dirhams. If you want to take medicines, you can bring some daily medicines, this side of the environment, the air is better than China. If you are still worried about what, cold, fever, diarrhea medicine with some, this side of the drugstore also have to sell drugs, and the effect is also good. Here is *** country, taboo pork. To Morocco, there are Emirates and Qatar Airways. Internet cafes should have, but not as convenient as the domestic, the local Internet card, or install broadband can be online. This side with the socket is the French standard. Good luck

Question 10: What do I have to do to go to Rabat, the capital of Morocco in Africa? It is to work, repair the ring road. I heard that malaria is worse in Africa, is it true? Is it that Morocco near Spain? I've been there, it's a desert country. Prices are very high, slightly higher than in Europe. Vegetables and fruits are very expensive. A carrot costs about 20 yuan. Prices are between Hong Kong and the UK. Law and order is okay, the streets are full of fat people, there are no public transportation, cabs are simple, all carpooling, crowded and full of people. And it's expensive. According to the price level of Beijing, the price of living there is 10-20 times higher than the price level of living in Beijing. Bring some commonly used medicines, just past the time when the water and soil do not match, will be bad stomach.