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In a national atmosphere filled with pride and honor, the people of the coastal region embodied the highest meanings of cohesion and loyalty to their glorious historical memory, as the activities of the grand celebration on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the victorious Green March concluded on Thursday, November 6th, in the center of the Arbaa Sahel commune in the Tiznit province.
The evening was a special artistic and national moment that rose to the level of the dear occasion celebrated by Moroccans from Tangier to El Guerguarate, and even in the world where the sons of the nation reside.
The icon of Amazigh art, Fatima Chaho Tabeamrant, shone with a wonderful traditional look, wearing a red Amazigh outfit adorned with silver and coral jewelry, in a visual painting that encapsulates the fragrance of the authentic Moroccan heritage. She delighted the audience with a collection of her most famous immortal songs, with which the attendees interacted with great enthusiasm and voices that echoed with a high national spirit.
The Ajial Souss group also excelled in presenting musical segments that combine authenticity and renewal, while the Ahwach Ait Baamran troupe added its distinctive artistic touch through traditional dances that ignited the enthusiasm of the crowds.
The evening witnessed a touching moment by honoring a number of the region's sons who participated in the epic of the Green March, where their heroics were recalled and bright pages from the nation's history were retrieved, in a message that confirms the importance of preserving the national memory and transmitting it to future generations.
This joyous ceremony was attended by a number of prominent figures, including the Mayor of Tiznit, Abdullah Ghazi, the Mayor of Inezgane, Rachid Almaifi, and his deputy, Rachida Bouhia, in addition to the Mayor of Arbaa Sahel, and a number of elected officials and associative actors.
The public attendance exceeded all expectations, as the square was filled with crowds that interacted with the evening's segments with sincere love and belonging, and the celebratory atmosphere continued until the early hours of Friday morning, to the tunes of Tabeamrant, which united hearts and ignited feelings on an immortal national night.
In a statement on the occasion, MP and lawyer Zaina Idahli, the organizer of the evening, confirmed that this event is a moment of collective pride in an immortal epic that made the glory of Morocco and united its people under the banner of the nation, adding that the organization of this demonstration came as an expression of loyalty to the late King Hassan II, and a renewal of the covenant and loyalty to King Mohammed VI.
She concluded her speech by saying: “How beautiful it is to see the people of Arbaa Sahel and all Moroccans united by love, pride, and belonging to this dear nation.”
