30 novembre 2008
Moulay Rachid : Prince au grand cœur
Dimanche, 30 Novembre 2008 21:36 BM
L’e-journaliste Tarik Essaadi, fondateur de plusieurs sites qui enrichissent la toile nationale et mondiale dont Emmarakech.info, L’image.info, a été victime d’un surmenage qui lui a causé une paralysie des quatre membres, à la veille de l’ouverture du Festival International des Films de Marrakech (FIFM).
C’est ce qui l’a empêché de couvrir, comme il le faisait d’habitude, le déroulement du festival. Ce changement n’a pas échappé au président du FIFM, SAR le Prince Moulay Rachid qui a l’habitude de suivre tout ce qui s’écrit sur le festival et notamment ce que publie Tarik sur ses sites.
Le Prince s’est alors renseigné et a appris la mauvaise nouvelle. Géniale réaction : il s’est aussitôt rendu chez le célèbre e-journaliste.
Sur place, en Prince généreux, SAR Moulay Rachid a décidé de prendre en charge les frais d’hospitalisation de Tarik.
Ce qui a rendu espoir à ce jeune père de famille très apprécié par les internautes pour ses qualités tant professionnelles qu’humaines.
Nous lui souhaitons prompt rétablissement.
27 novembre 2008
HRH Crown Prince Moulay Rachid urges to give hand to visually impaired
Marrakech, November 23, 2008 – One of the crucial components of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid’s strategy is to focus on supporting IT linked educational necessities of people with special needs.
Under the direction of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid, 8th edition of Marrakech International Film Festival (MIFF) made movies accessible for visually impaired people by using the "Audio Description,” the actor's voice describes each scene and is transmitted by headset.
This initiative further promotes Crown Prince Moulay Rachid constant efforts to enhance IT skills of citizens with physical challenges, which in return is significant for the overall development of the society.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid, who is also the President of MIFF Foundation stressed IT capability will significantly exploit a shift more rapidly to achieve objective of integrating people with special needs as self-sufficient and contributing citizens of society.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid also urged and encouraged government and all involved in the audiovisual sector, including National Broadcasting and Television, to adopt similar technology in national productions to allow greater availability to visually impaired citizens.
This will give them access to the cinema with the knowledge that it is regarded as a place of entertainment for the visually impaired as well.
Thanks to the vision and the steps taken by Crown Prince Moulay Rachid, people with special needs are able to come out of their silence and express their concerns and challenges they face and pose.
26 novembre 2008
8th Marrakech International Film Festival - Photos
Under the Royal Patronage of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid
25 novembre 2008
8th Marrakech International Film Festival - Pictures
Under the Royal Patronage of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid
24 novembre 2008
Gala keeps focus on HRH Crown Prince Moulay Rachid and MIFF
http://www.gala.fr/l_actu/c_est_officiel/l_etoile_d_or_de_marrakech_au_film_russe_wild_field_140828
23 novembre 2008
HRH Crown Prince Moulay Rachid divulges a new first in Africa and Arab world
Marrakech, November 23, 2008 -- The Marrakech International Film Festival (MIFF) has become an essential part of the Kingdom of Morocco’s cultural events map.
The festival, held under the patronage of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid, makes it possible for viewers and film professionals to see the recent international productions.
This edition, under the direction of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid, MIFF offers for visually impaired people unique experience that no one else offers to the global audience.
Franco-German TV channel Arte has help to adapt eight films to allow visually impaired people to follow them using "Audio Description." An actor's voice describes each scene and is transmitted by headset.
This developed strategy is huge boost to festival to distinguish itself from the other events of this kind, since the MIFF is a first on international scene to adopt the technique of "Audio Description".
The organizations of the MIFF have laud and paid tribute to His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid who " honoured them with His generosity so that films can still enjoy by the blind and visually impaired" in Morocco.
The project, they added, "would not have been possible without the full material and moral support of His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rachid."
22 novembre 2008
HRH Crown Prince Moulay Rachid spends all day working at Marrakech Congress Palace
Marrakech, November 20, 2008 -- In the esteem of highlighting the Marrakech International Film Festival's historical role, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid on Tuesday November 18th spent all day working at the Congress Palace of Marrakech, center ground of MIFF.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid began his day grand touring and viewing every office in the facilities of the Congress Palace for a first hand inspection of the condition and presentation.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid also met organizers of the MIFF, urged them to use all potential to reach expected levels and elevate toward the achievement of goals to ensure that the Festival continues to play its pioneering role.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid also expressed admiration over the fantastic milestones on the way to industry’s victory achieved by the MIFF.
Impressively continuing to provide His philanthropy’s role in press freedom, Crown Prince Moulay Rachid also visited pressroom and spoke to the coordinators in charge of both national and international press.
The talks included on the importance commitments to democratic reform and media freedom, including detailed rules specifying MIFF.
The two sides also discussed prospects of enhancing cooperation, featured lists and ideas for the Festival.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid later went to see all technology-rich equipment and the arrangements for feeding this 8th edition of the International Film Festival.
The working rendezvous came to reaffirm Crown Prince Moulay Rachid special care and support to preserving Morocco’s cultural heritage and His commitment to promoting its cultural richness.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid was accompanied by the member of Marrakech International Film Festival Foundation.
21 novembre 2008
USA Today praises Crown Prince Moulay Rachid leadership to bridge cultural divide
Marrakech, November 20, 2008 -- Understanding the power of communication and education in changing the world, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid affects positive change in His country, boosting to the realization of more peaceful world through increasing awareness about the different cultures, which promote peace and enhance human security.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid is the founder and president of the Marrakech International Film Festival Foundation, drafting the beginning of a unique endeavor linking films around the world through intercultural and intergenerational networks to bridge global divides.
Determined to bridge cultural divide, Crown Prince Moulay Rachid created the platform to foster dialogue among cultures and civilizations through the Marrakech International Film Festival.
In addition in His concrete and sustained initiatives, Crown Prince Moulay Rachid piloted a bold innovative, the Marrakech film school, to eradicate the idea of a clash of civilizations and to enhance dialogue of civilizations.
The actress Sigourney Weaver will address students at the new Marrakech film school on Monday (November 17, 2008).
Both the festival and the film school are cultural initiatives of Prince Moulay Rachid.
"They're going to be very important things for our own film industry," Weaver says.
"They're going to help us in the West get the stories that will help us understand each other," reports USA Today.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid, who has been focusing much of His projects on the need to bridge the divide between North and South, and East and West, renowned the importance of cross-cultural dialogue.
20 novembre 2008
HRH Crown Prince Moulay Rachid salutes nation on Independence Day
Rabat, November 18, 2008 – This November 18 marked 53 years of the Kingdom of Morocco’s independence from France occupation.
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid, in Morocco’s 53rd Anniversary of the Independence Day, has proved His commitment to the principles and course of actions that have covered all phases of development, as envisioned by His grandfather HM King Mohamed V.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid has been keen to safeguard the achievements of His grandfather and father HM King Hassan II and to carry on their great efforts in building a modern society based on the rule of law, impartiality and tolerance.
In the foreign policy domain, Crown Prince Moulay Rachid has sustained to work as a dynamic diplomat for global and regional critical issues by pursuing reliable and constructive policy for enriching horizons of cooperation between Morocco and the international partners.
Even though the Independence Day is marked as an outstanding state holiday, was not celebrated by citizens in any public procession or event.






















