ACTIVITIES By MIMOUNA
Thanks to local and international partners, Mimouna Association have been able to provide various cultural activities to promote cultural diversity and harmonious coexistence and share the richness of Jewish-Moroccan culture with the world.
An Interfaith Iftar is a way for people of different faiths to come together, share a meal, and learn about each other's traditions and beliefs. It is an opportunity to promote understanding and harmony among people of different faiths and cultures.
The director of the United States Agency for International Development in Morocco paid a visit to the Higher International Institute of Tourism in Tangier during his stay there to meet with the students of the USAID-sponsored and Mimouna Association-operated master's program in Jewish Moroccan tourism.
Following the life of suzanne Harroch a member Following the life of Suzanne Harroch, a member of the Jewish community of Rabat, the DAKIRA staff visited Erfoud, which was founded in the 1920s by the French protectorate.
To encourage the youth of the Mellah to interact with American youth, the Mimouna Association set up a meeting between the Kivunim, a Jewish gap-year program for North American high school graduates based in Jerusalem...
Mimouna association organized a ceremony for the screening of an animated film entitled “My father’s secrets, by Michel Kichka”
At the Higher International Institute of Tourism, in the presence of the Israeli Chef of mission interim in Morocco H.E. Alona Fisher-Kamm, Mimouna Association organized a discussion and a movie screening for the benefit of the students of the master’s program...
In order to address the demands of tour guides and hotel workers who wished to learn the language and learn about the Jewish cultural legacy of Morocco in order to communicate with Hebrew-speaking tourists...
The Mimouna Association met with the program coordinators and contestants at the Mellah of Marrakech to discuss the history of the Moroccan Jewish community...
An itinerary display has been planned by Mimouna Association and the Casablanca Museum of Moroccan Judaism. The project aims at highlighting the life of some prominent Jewish Moroccan Rabbis to safeguard their memory.
In order to provide a tool that is both entertaining and informative, Mimouna Association is creating 30 mins videos that simply and clearly illustrate the history of Jews in Morocco.