Hosted at the Foundation’s sociocultural center in Kenitra, the participants will take part in four summer sessions combining cultural workshops, sports activities and visits to major landmarks across the Kingdom.
The program includes Arabic calligraphy, Moroccan cooking, singing, theater, dance and first-aid workshops, along with sports such as swimming and football. Cultural and recreational visits are also planned in Rabat, Salé, Bouznika and along the Bouregreg River.
The children are coming from several countries across Europe, North America, Africa and the Middle East. The program also welcomes 43 Palestinian children.
The initiative aims to strengthen the connection between younger generations of the diaspora and Morocco by helping them discover the country’s culture, history and values in an educational and welcoming environment.
For these children, the program is more than a summer holiday. It is an opportunity to reconnect with their roots and build a lasting bond with Morocco.
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