Which country does Casablanca belong to?

Casablanca belongs to Morocco. Darbeda, formerly known as Casablanca, is located on the Atlantic coast of western Morocco. It is a historic city in Morocco, the largest port city, economic center and transportation hub in China, and is known as the "lung of Morocco" and "Atlantic bride".

Darbeda is located in the southwest of Rabat, the capital of Morocco, 88 kilometers away from Rabat and belongs to Morocco. The city is close to the Atlantic Ocean, with evergreen trees and pleasant climate.

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Darbeda has a long history. /kloc-In the 20th century, Berbers established a city here and named it Anfa, which means "highland". In the Middle Ages, Islam was introduced into the local area, and the scale of the city continued to expand. /kloc-In the middle of the 5th century, Portuguese colonists occupied Anfa and razed it to the ground.

1770, the Moroccan king ordered the construction of a new town on the old site of Anfa City, and named it Darbeda, which means "White House".

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Darbeda Baidu Encyclopedia