Morocco Flag
Morocco's flag is crimson with a green five-pointed star in the center. The star, known as the Seal of Solomon, is an Islamic symbol, with the five points representing the five pillars of Islam. The color red is significant in Moroccan history because it denotes descent from the royal ‘Alawid dynasty and the ruling house's relationship with the Islamic prophet Muhammad through Fatimah, the wife of Ali, the fourth Muslim Caliph. The green star is thought to signify both the color of Islam and national unity.
Morocco's flag was officially approved on November 17, 1915, when Sultan Yusef issued a dhahir changing the national flag to a crimson field with a green interwoven pentangle. Since the 17th century, the color red has been associated with Morocco, and the country's earliest flags were simple red. When Morocco was under French and Spanish administration, the red flag with the seal was exclusively used interior because it was illegal to use at sea. It was restored as the national flag after independence was regained in 1955.
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Country information
Morocco is a country located in North Africa, bordered by Algeria to the east, Western Sahara to the south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. It has a population of about 35 million people and its capital is Rabat.
Morocco has a rich and diverse history, with a mix of Arab, African, and European influences. The country was home to several ancient civilizations, including the Phoenicians, Romans, and Moors, and has a rich cultural heritage. Today, Morocco is a constitutional monarchy with a parliament and a prime minister as its head of government.
The economy of Morocco is based on a mix of industries, including agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, and services. The country is known for its beautiful landscapes, including the Atlas Mountains, the Sahara Desert, and the Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines. It is a popular tourist destination, with a number of cultural attractions, including the ancient city of Marrakech and the imperial cities of Fes and Meknes.
The official language of Morocco is Arabic, although French is also widely spoken. The population of Morocco is predominantly Muslim, with a small minority of other religions. Morocco has a rich cultural heritage, with a mix of Arab, African, and European influences. The country is known for its music, dance, and traditional crafts, such as pottery and leatherwork.
Independent | Yes |
Country codes | MA, MAR (ISO 3166-1) |
Official name | Kingdom of Morocco |
Official languages | Arabic and Amazigh |
Religion | 99.6% Islam, 0.3% Others |
Capital city | Rabat |
Continent | Africa |
Time zone | UTC+1 and UTC+0 (during Ramadan) |
Member of | United Nations |
African Union | |
Arab League | |
Organisation of Islamic Cooperation | |
Population | 38,032,455 (2023) |
Population density | 83 per Km2 (214 people per mi2) |
Urban Population | 63.8 % of the population is urban (23,551,599 people in 2020) |
Migrants (net) | -51,419 |
Median age | 29.5 years |
Total area | The total land area is 446,300 Km2 (172,317 sq. miles) |
Highest point | Jbel Toubkal (4 165 m, 13 665 ft) |
Lowest point | Sebkha Tah (-55 m, -180 ft) |
GDP per capita | $ 3,795 (World Bank, 2021) |
Currency | Moroccan dirham (د.م., MAD) |
Calling code | +212 |
Internet TLD | .ma, المغرب. (click here to find and register domain name) |
Country Wikipedia Page | Morocco Wikipedia Page |
Main Cities by Population in Morocco
# | CITY NAME | POPULATION |
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1 | Casablanca | 3,144,909 |
2 | Rabat | 1,655,753 |
3 | Fes | 964,891 |
4 | Sale | 903,485 |
5 | Marrakesh | 839,296 |
6 | Agadir | 698,310 |
7 | Tangier | 688,356 |
8 | Meknes | 545,705 |
9 | Oujda-Angad | 405,253 |
10 | Al Hoceima | 395,644 |
11 | Kenitra | 366,570 |
12 | Tetouan | 326,261 |
13 | Temara | 313,510 |
14 | Safi | 288,163 |
15 | Mohammedia | 187,708 |
16 | Khouribga | 167,673 |
17 | Beni Mellal | 166,399 |
18 | Fes al Bali | 156,000 |
19 | El Jadid | 147,549 |
20 | Taza | 141,890 |
21 | Nador | 129,260 |
22 | Settat | 119,082 |
23 | Larache | 109,294 |
24 | Ksar El Kebir | 108,753 |
25 | Khemisset | 106,991 |
26 | Guelmim | 98,229 |
27 | Berrechid | 93,954 |
28 | Errachidia | 92,374 |
29 | Oued Zem | 84,910 |
30 | Al Fqih Ben Calah | 84,072 |
31 | Taourirt | 82,518 |
32 | Berkane | 80,721 |
33 | Sidi Slimane | 79,437 |
34 | Sidi Qacem | 74,755 |
35 | Khenifra | 73,906 |
36 | Ifrane | 73,782 |
37 | Taroudant | 71,133 |
38 | Essaouira | 70,634 |
39 | Tiflet | 70,010 |
40 | Oulad Teima | 66,832 |
41 | Sefrou | 65,150 |
42 | Youssoufia | 64,910 |
43 | Tan-Tan | 61,924 |
44 | Ouezzane | 58,684 |
45 | Guercif | 57,544 |
46 | Ouarzazat | 57,245 |
47 | Tirhanimine | 55,827 |
48 | Dakhla | 55,618 |
49 | Tiznit | 55,092 |
50 | Fnidek | 53,559 |
51 | Azrou | 48,249 |
52 | Midelt | 45,159 |
53 | Skhirate | 44,850 |
54 | Souq Larb'a al Gharb | 44,059 |
55 | Jerada | 43,696 |
56 | Smara | 42,056 |
57 | Kasba Tadla | 41,199 |
58 | Sidi Bennour | 40,044 |
59 | Imzouren | 40,000 |
60 | Martil | 39,738 |
61 | Azemmour | 37,140 |
62 | Tinghir | 36,795 |
63 | Chefchaouene | 36,280 |
64 | Al Aaroui | 36,021 |
65 | El Aioun | 35,196 |
66 | Zagora | 35,154 |
67 | Taounate | 32,802 |
68 | Sidi Yahia El Gharb | 32,202 |
69 | Zaio | 30,008 |
70 | Asilah | 28,861 |