Marrakech Seminar Illuminates the History of Printing in Morocco
Marrakech is set to host an enlightening seminar on November 11, 2026, that will delve into the history of printing in Morocco and its significant role in the evolution of intellectual, literary, journalistic, and educational movements. This initiative, organized by the Mouqait Foundation for Sciences and Culture, forms part of the foundation's activities for the new cultural season.
The seminar aims to highlight the historical introduction of printing to Morocco, exploring the transformative effects it has had on the cultural and intellectual landscape. It will also examine the contributions of printing to the development of literary, journalistic, and educational endeavors, along with its ramifications on various aspects of public life. A diverse group of researchers and academics will participate, including notable figures such as Mohammed Ait Lamim, Osama Zakkari, Mohammed Abdellah Al-Allali, Ahmed Zeniber, and Abdelaziz Abaya.
The seminar will be coordinated by writer and media personality Abdellah Tahani and is scheduled to commence at 4 PM in the Ahmed Al-Sharqawi Auditorium at the Faculty of Arabic Language in Marrakech. This gathering is part of the cultural activities that the Mouqait Foundation aims to foster in order to stimulate discussions surrounding pivotal moments in Moroccan cultural history and reflect on the role of printing in the advancement and dissemination of knowledge.
As reported by hespress.com.
