What country is Rabat in?

Question 1: Rabat is a city in which European country? Rabat is the capital of Morocco. It is located at the mouth of the Bregreg River in the north of Moses, on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. It is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco, along with Fes, Maharashtra and Meknes. It has been the political capital of Morocco since 1912. . The Kingdom of Morocco is a country in northwest Africa.

Question 2: Isn’t Rabat in Europe? What language is spoken? It is the capital of the Kingdom of Morocco, a North African country. It is located at the mouth of the Bregreg River in the north of Moses, on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. It is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco along with Fes, Marrakech and Meknes. It has been the capital of Morocco since 1912. political capital. The Rabat-Salé region includes the three provinces of Rabat, Salé and Demara-Skilat, with a population of approximately 2.12 million. Rabat was founded in the 12th century AD by the Almohid dynasty. The existing old city was built in the 18th century, and the new city was built after Morocco became a French protectorate in 1912. Rabat is close to the Atlantic Ocean and has many bathing beaches. It is a good place for tourism and summer vacation. The Rabat Palace, Tomb of King V, Udaya Castle and Shela Ruins are the famous places visited by tourists. The official language is French, but French and Spanish are also spoken.

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

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Question 4: Which country does Morocco belong to? Morocco is Northwest African country, capital Rabat.

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

Question 5: Which country is morocco? Morocco (Morocco)

The country covers an area of ??459,000 square kilometers (excluding Western Sahara)

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The country has a population of 29.2 million (2001), of which approximately 80% are ethnic Chinese and 20% are Berbers. *** The language is Mandarin and French is commonly spoken. Believe in Christianity

The national capital Rabat, population 1.431 million (2000)

Brief introduction: Located at the northwest tip of Africa. It is bordered by Algeria to the east and southeast, Western Sahara to the south, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, and the Strait of Gibraltar to the north, facing Spain and straddling the gateway from the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. The coastline is more than 1,700 kilometers long. The average temperature in January is 12°C, and in July it is 22°-28°C. The earliest inhabitants were Berbers. The Romans entered the country in the 7th century AD and established the first Christian kingdom in the 8th century. The current Alawi dynasty was established in 1660, and King *** VI was the 23rd monarch of the dynasty. Since the 15th century, Western powers have invaded successively. It became a French protectorate on March 30, 1912. In the same year, France and Spain signed the Treaty of Madrid, and areas such as the northern area of ??Morocco and the southern Ifni were designated as Spanish protectorates. It gained independence on March 2, 1956. On August 14, 1957, it was named the Kingdom of Morocco, and the Sultan was renamed the King. In February 1961 *** King V passed away, and in March King Hassan II ascended the throne. King Hassan II passed away due to illness on July 23, 1999. Crown Prince Sidi King ascended the throne on the same day and officially ascended the throne on July 30, calling himself King King VI.

Question 6: Which countries have Sunnis and Shias? The entire *** world is divided into Sunnis and Shia. The two factions have had a long-standing feud. The source of this came from the beginning of the Christian era. In the entire *** world, Sunnis account for the majority and Shiites live mostly. In Mesopotamia, Iran and Iraq. Shias make up the majority in Iran, but in Iraq during Saddam Hussein's regime, Sunnis held power. Due to the conflict of interests, and during the Iran-Iraq war, both sides used the national sentiments of Sunnis and Shias as a way to attack each other, which further deepened the gap between the two groups.

This is a new hatred between the two factions.

The old feud started when the *** world was rising. At that time, the leader and prophet of the *** world - the messenger of *** ***, *** became the leader of the *** world and created the *** empire spanning Europe, Asia and Africa. After ***'s death, Leaders of various tribes in the world are divided on the issue of successors. Some believe that *** has no heirs and his son-in-law should inherit the caliphate. This group is the Shia; the other part believes that ***'s son-in-law is not enough. The ability should be inherited by the comrades and partners of the Communist Party. This group of people call themselves Sunnis. After that, the two sides launched a fierce struggle on this issue, and the entire Christian world was divided and divided into independent countries governed by several caliphs. They were never reunited for more than two thousand years. The *** empire across Europe, Asia and Africa was short-lived. The resentment between the two factions is getting deeper and deeper.

The largest Islamic international organization in the modern world is the "Organization of Islamic Conference", in English it is the Organization of Islamic Conferenfa, or OIC for short, which was held in Rabat, the capital of Morocco, in 1969. The establishment was decided at the state summit and officially announced in May 1979. This organization now has 57 official member countries, with the largest number of African countries. Among the 53 African countries, 27 are member states of the *** conference organization, including *** countries. Followed by 14 West and Central Asian countries and 7 Southeast Asian countries. There are two member states in South America: Guyana and Suriname; there is only one official member state in Europe, Albania.

In Guyana and Suriname in South America, the Christian population accounts for 50%, while the Christian population is only 20-30%. The *** population is 70,000 and 100,000 respectively, which has an impact on local politics, economy and culture. Very large, others are Hindu and indigenous traditional religions.

The countries with the purest ethnic groups in the world are Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, 100% of which are ethnic groups; followed by Turkey, with a population of 70 million, of which 99% are ethnic groups. *** The most populous country is Indonesia, with *** accounting for more than 88% of the 230 million people. The rest of the population believes in Christianity, Hinduism or Buddhism. The country with the most *** in Africa is Nigeria, with more than 70 million. The most populous country in Asia is Pakistan, with *** accounting for 97% of the country's 150 million people; followed by Bangladesh, with *** accounting for 83% of the population of 140 million. In these two The country has only a few Christians and Hindus. India has applied many times to join the *** membership organization on the grounds that India is a country with a large *** population of more than 120 million, but India is a country and culture dominated by traditional Hinduism, and every application has been rejected.

Central Asian *** countries emerged after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, because Soviet politics eliminated all religions, atheism was the main ideology of the country, and there was no legal legitimacy for ***. *** Education Forced underground, after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the original communist countries in Central Asia regained their faith and national culture, and all joined communist member organizations, such as Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan. Stan and Azerbaijan, etc., these are countries with an absolute majority of the population.

Africa has the largest number of member countries, but its population is only a quarter of the world’s 1.6 billion, mainly concentrated in North Africa, such as Libya, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Sudan, and Mali. , Niger, Mauritania and Somalia. In these countries, the *** population accounts for an absolute majority, but in some African member states, the population may not be the majority. For example, in Nigeria, the *** population accounts for 50% of the total population, and the rest are Christians and indigenous religions; many old colonial countries such as In Colombia, Mozambique, and Cameroon, *** are not the majority ethnic group, but *** are the largest religious group, more than 20%, because the local people believe in various indigenous primitive religions and some Christians. ......>>

Question 7: Which one is more developed, Morocco or Monaco? Are the two countries together? Morocco is a North African country, relatively large and not wealthy

Monaco It is a principality under the protection of France. It is very small and naturally rich

Question 8: Is Rabat fun? Rabat Palace

Rabat Palace, located in the center of Rabat, was first built Founded in 1785, covering an area of ??2 square kilometers, it is a typical imperial palace building. There are different styles of palaces, among which the Riad Palace is the most magnificent.

*** Tomb of the Fifth King

is located in the center of Rabat. *** The fifth is the father of the former King Hassan II, who died in 1961. Construction of his tomb began in 1962 and was completed in 1971. The two sides of the tomb are divided into the tombs of Hassan II and his younger brother Prince Abdullah, and there is an exhibition hall that contains portraits of successive monarchs of the Alawi dynasty, relics of the fifth generation, and historical materials and documents during their reign. There is a *** temple on the left side of the tomb, and a lecture platform on the left side. On the front of the tomb are the symbols of Rabat, the Hassan Tower and the ruins of the Hassan Grand Temple. Hassan Grand Temple was originally the largest temple in North Africa. It was built in the 12th century and is 183 meters long and 139 meters wide. It is said to have been destroyed by a famous earthquake in 1775 with Lisbon as the epicenter. From the remaining 312 A large stone pillar can still imagine its former majesty. Hassan Tower is well preserved, covering an area of ??16 meters long on one side and 44 meters high. It has various carving patterns around it and has the characteristics of traditional Moroccan art. The entire building complex is solemn, majestic and elegant in style, embodying *** ***'s beautiful architectural craftsmanship and Moto's unique architectural style and decorative arts.

*** Tomb of the Fifth King

Udaya Fort

Udaya Fort is located east of the old city of Rabat, where the Bregreg River enters the sea. It is a complex of ancient castle buildings on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.

It was built by the Berber Dynasty in the 12th century and was later used by the French Dynasty. It was once occupied by the Portuguese and the French. The existing area of ??Udaya Fort open to the public is divided into three parts: the first is the courtyard garden, which was built by King Ismail in the 17th century. It is small and exquisite, elegant and exquisite, with luxuriant flowers and trees, and has the typical style of Andalusian garden architecture; the second is the museum , divided into two exhibition rooms, one displays jewelry and musical instruments of the past dynasties, and the other displays the national costumes of the past dynasties, including Berber, Sahrawi, Moroccan Jewish costumes and ancient red copper and earthenware vessels; the third is high altitude, which displays ancient time and space. Remains of the Middle Market. Standing on it, you can overlook the estuary of the Bregreg River, the ancient port of Rabat and the panoramic view of Salé city. Udaya Fort retains its unique style of Berber houses and streets. A group of bungalows adjacent to the fort were originally a Portuguese military prison. After the French occupation, they were converted into restaurants and are still open today.

The ruins of Shela

are located outside the Rabat Palace. The ruins of Shela are the ruins of the ancient city of Shela and the royal mausoleums of Morocco's Melinid dynasty. In 1980, they were listed as Moroccan national key protected cultural relics. The ancient city of Shela was originally an important port city in North Africa during the era of Phoenicia, Carthage and the ancient Roman Empire. It is as famous as the ancient cities of Volubilis and Bernassar in Morocco. It was abandoned in the fifth century AD. In the twelfth century AD, Abu Hassan, the "Black Sultan" of the Melinid dynasty, made Rabat his capital and built a city wall to encircle the royal tombs based on the ruins of the ancient city. According to research, both his beloved concubine and himself were buried in the mausoleum after their deaths. Serra was razed to ruins by a famous earthquake in 1775 with Lisbon as its epicenter. Today it has become a dense forest and a habitat for a large number of storks. The terrace garden, triumphal arch, senate, forum, court, public baths and other architectural complexes from the ancient Roman period can be vaguely seen on the ruins of Shela. The outer city walls built during the Merinid dynasty, the minaret of the Queen's Temple, and the princess's palace are all visible. The tombstones and release ponds have basically maintained their original appearance. Standing in the platform garden, you can have a bird's-eye view of the Bregreg River Valley and the ruins of the ancient city of Shela. The main entrance of the outer city wall records the construction of the tomb in ancient Chinese. From the tombstone of the princess, visitors can read the summary of Wang Guan's life. , the release pool is located in a corner of the ancient ruins and supports silver eels, which are regarded as gods. Visitors can throw coins into the pool to pray for blessings.

Question 9: I am going to Rabat, the capital of Morocco. Is there anything I need to bring? I also work in Morocco, so I don’t need to bring anything special, as general daily necessities can be purchased. 1USD is approximately 8.2 dirhams. If you want medicine, you can bring some daily medicine. The environment and air here are better than in China. If you are still worried about anything, bring some medicine for colds, fevers, and diarrhea. There are also medicines sold in pharmacies here, and the effects are also good. This is a *** country and pork is taboo. Emirates and Qatar Airways fly to Morocco. There should be Internet cafes, but they are not as convenient as in China. If you have a local Internet card or install a broadband, you can access the Internet. The sockets used here are of French standard. Wish you good luck

Question 10: What should you pay attention to when going to Rabat, the capital of Morocco in Africa? I went to work to build the ring road.

I heard that malaria is more serious in Africa. Is this true? Is it Morocco, which is close to Spain? I have been there, and it is a desert country. Prices are very high, slightly higher than the general level in Europe. Vegetables and fruits are extremely expensive. A carrot costs about RMB 20. The price level is between Hong Kong and the United Kingdom. Between the levels. Public security is not bad. There are big fat people on the street. There are no work buses. Taxis are simple. They are all shared cars. They are crowded. And they are very expensive. Calculated according to Beijing's price level, the price there is The cost of living in Beijing is 10-20 times higher than that in Beijing. Bring some commonly used medicines, as the water and soil are not in harmony with each other in the early days, which will cause a bad stomach.