MAP Launches Arabic Version of Its Monthly Magazine "BAB"

MAP Launches Arabic Version of Its Monthly Magazine "BAB"
Tuesday 4 August 2020 - 18:29

Moroccan News Agency (MAP) has launched the first issue of the Arabic version of its magazine “BAB”, launched in July 2018.

Coinciding with the 21st anniversary of the Throne Day, this first issue largely covers this event. Under the title “A united nation”, this issue includes analytical articles and interviews with academics, stakeholders and figures of civil society, highlighting the Kingdom’s progress in various sectors.

This first issue also offers an array of topics in the form of reports, surveys and interviews, as well as columns which give voice to MAP international correspondents.

Focusing on cultural matters, “BAB” Arabic version also includes a multitude of sections and various papers notably in-depth political, economic, ecological and geopolitical articles.

“BAB” is “an elegant, intelligent magazine – that is to say one which has a high intellectual and professional ambition – which takes the time to say things and facts, to tell them with a serene breath and a narration which accepts talent when it exists “, underlined Khalil Hachimi Idrissi, Managing Director of MAP in his editorial of the first issue of BAB magazine.

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