HIBAPRESS – A. Sayad
The Azerbaijani capital, Baku, hosted the events of the Moroccan Cultural Heritage Week, which provided an opportunity to showcase the richness and diversity of the Moroccan heritage, and to strengthen bridges of communication and cultural exchange between Morocco and Azerbaijan.
The event was organized by the Moroccan Association "Bridges for Arts and Creativity," in coordination with the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Baku, with the participation of a number of Moroccan creators, manufacturers, and artisans, including Maison Fatim, Mohamed Tazi Chartti, Ahmed Maana, Marrakech Natus, Fusion Seddik, and Mohamed Kermad.
The activities included presentations of Moroccan heritage, from the caftan, melhfa, and Tbourida art, to pottery, copper craftsmanship, botanical weaving, and babouches, in addition to AMLOU, pastilla, and Gnawa music rhythms.
The ancient city of Icherisheher hosted various activities, which were attended by the Azerbaijani public, along with a number of ambassadors, officials, personalities, and content creators.
Moroccan Heritage Week in Baku provided an opportunity to highlight national heritage as a living and diverse culture, and to strengthen cultural dialogue between the two countries through art, traditional industries, and Moroccan heritage.
