The Ministry of Youth Culture and Communication’s pavilion at the International Book and Publishing Fair (SIEL-2023), a renowned cultural and literary event, offers 3D technology tours to historical Moroccan cultural places.
This falls within the Ministry’s efforts to value and introduce the tangible and intangible Moroccan national heritage in the halls of the 28th edition of the Rabat-based event.
The Children’s Space offers kid-friendly activities that introduce Moroccan culture through various activities overseen by qualified mentors.
Regarding the Ministry’s pavilion, it offers audiences the chance to tour ancient archaeological sites in 3D using the same technology that is available in the Foundation for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage’s gallery in the city of Rabat.
Ever since it opened up for public entry on June second, SIEL has been visited by 62.012 people so far, from kids to young adults to older people.
The entry to the vast book fair venue costs MAD10 and the event offers a variety of books from all over the world for bookworms to dive in.
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