Comments on: Mixed Feelings about Real Estate Development in Morocco http://moroccandesign.com/real-estate-development-morocco Promoting the understanding and appreciation of Moroccan culture and design. Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:04:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Mohammad Sadik http://moroccandesign.com/real-estate-development-morocco/comment-page-1#comment-1597 Mohammad Sadik Thu, 22 Apr 2010 21:48:00 +0000 http://moroccandesign.com/mixed-feelings-about-real-estate-development-in-morocco#comment-1597 Hello I am architect and interior designer with projects managing skills This is my website www.coroflot.com/sadik I hope to work in any project in Morocco Thank you Mohammad Sadik Hello
I am architect and interior designer with projects managing skills
This is my website
http://www.coroflot.com/sadik
I hope to work in any project in Morocco
Thank you
Mohammad Sadik

]]> By: MoroccanDesign.com http://moroccandesign.com/real-estate-development-morocco/comment-page-1#comment-127 MoroccanDesign.com Sun, 23 Mar 2008 21:59:38 +0000 http://moroccandesign.com/mixed-feelings-about-real-estate-development-in-morocco#comment-127 I love Morocco and would buy a property there if I had the capital available to do so. I certainly don't mean to imply it is a unstable country. But it is one going through a transition, hopefully a very prosperous one for all people involved. The human rights abuses that occured under the reign of Hassan II should probably be addressed. And there is a pull by radical Islam on Moroccan hearts and minds. Morocco is a moderate but still a very Muslim country and Moroccans are very emotionally connected to events affecting Muslims world-wide, especially through the filter of satelite TV, which makes emotional appeals on behalf of Islamic Brotherhood. Moroccans have a strong and old tradition of tolerance, which is what makes the country such a wonderful place and is the real hope for the country's future. Really, my point is that all of these subjects should be talked about at least as much as the countries beautiful design, landscapes, food, and weather. Thanks for reading and for taking the time to leave such thoughtful comments. I love Morocco and would buy a property there if I had the capital available to do so. I certainly don’t mean to imply it is a unstable country. But it is one going through a transition, hopefully a very prosperous one for all people involved.

The human rights abuses that occured under the reign of Hassan II should probably be addressed. And there is a pull by radical Islam on Moroccan hearts and minds. Morocco is a moderate but still a very Muslim country and Moroccans are very emotionally connected to events affecting Muslims world-wide, especially through the filter of satelite TV, which makes emotional appeals on behalf of Islamic Brotherhood. Moroccans have a strong and old tradition of tolerance, which is what makes the country such a wonderful place and is the real hope for the country’s future.

Really, my point is that all of these subjects should be talked about at least as much as the countries beautiful design, landscapes, food, and weather.

Thanks for reading and for taking the time to leave such thoughtful comments.

]]> By: Toronto realtor http://moroccandesign.com/real-estate-development-morocco/comment-page-1#comment-124 Toronto realtor Sun, 23 Mar 2008 15:10:44 +0000 http://moroccandesign.com/mixed-feelings-about-real-estate-development-in-morocco#comment-124 I can feel your mixed feelings about investing in Marocco. You claim that: "Human rights abuses, education, poverty, and a national identity crisis" is present in the country. We could be controversing about your statement but the point is - country's ready for investments. Nowdays the country's politicaly stabilized more than ever before, it is a safe country too which isn't case of Algeria for exemple. They have a huge potential, population is well educated in languages, easy accessibility via europe and of course beautiful sceneries and nice climate. These are the factors that I think should be considered. Anyway thanks for pointing attention to this region, good work. I can feel your mixed feelings about investing in Marocco. You claim that: “Human rights abuses, education, poverty, and a national identity crisis” is present in the country. We could be controversing about your statement but the point is – country’s ready for investments. Nowdays the country’s politicaly stabilized more than ever before, it is a safe country too which isn’t case of Algeria for exemple. They have a huge potential, population is well educated in languages, easy accessibility via europe and of course beautiful sceneries and nice climate. These are the factors that I think should be considered. Anyway thanks for pointing attention to this region, good work.

]]> By: Eric Hundin http://moroccandesign.com/real-estate-development-morocco/comment-page-1#comment-101 Eric Hundin Sun, 16 Mar 2008 05:16:05 +0000 http://moroccandesign.com/mixed-feelings-about-real-estate-development-in-morocco#comment-101 I found your blog on MSN Search. Nice writing. I will check back to read more. Eric Hundin I found your blog on MSN Search. Nice writing. I will check back to read more.

Eric Hundin

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