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On March 27,2013 Moroccan for change Initiative-E-magazine – has been founded by El ghali Guennouni in order to bridge gaps between Moroccans, develop writing skills, build a sold net work and share a professional and sustainable personal thought among Moroccan individuals. Moroccan for change initiative vision is to be The Moroccan E-magazine ready to help, support, share and or change your life.

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The Cooperative, Taeawniya Adwal was formed in 2006 to preserve the traditional weaving designs of the Eastern Middle Atlas Region

(Beni Ouarain) and to provide needed income to women of Ribat El Kheir.

The Sefrou region is known throughout Morocco for creating some of the finest djellaba buttons in the country. The craft was introduced by Sefrou’s Jewish residents to the women of the Sefrou region. The button making became very popular because it required minimal supplies and allowed the women to work from home. It also became a social activity as many women visited one another and taught each other different button-making techniques while they managed household duties. The buttons brought an additional source of income that was then used to help the family with everyday purchases, school supplies, and clothing.

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