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Mauritania & Western Sahara the ways of the moors The Islamic Republic of Mauritania is where West Africa and the Maghreb meet-a huge, sparsely populated, country – stretching between Morocco and Senegal. Contrary to stereotypical descriptions that portray this chunk of the Western Sahara as being ‘the same as it was centuries ago’, Mauritania, has undergone profound demographic, social, political, and musical transformations over the last forty years. Most of the country is desert and a series

Abstract The analytical note highlights the phenomenon of transit migration in Tunisia. After showing that reliable data on the question remain scarce, it depicts the most important aspects and patterns of the phenomenon which has drawn increasing attention on the part of social actors and whose importance has become incontestable. Then it examines the impact of transit migration on the social level whilst dwelling on the attitudes of political and economical actors as well as those of the civil

exactly who the original inhabitants of Morocco were or how their governmental system developed? Perhaps you may have wondered why there is such a strong French and Spanish influence on the country. The original people of Morocco were the Berbers.  These people lived in tribes and there was no actual recognised government over the area.  Tribal Berbers lived according to the rules of their Tribal Leaders. The country of Morocco was constantly invaded during the early stages of the country's development

Les Touaregs sont des habitants du Sahara central et de ses bordures, tel que l’Algérie, la Libye, le Niger, le Mali et le Burkina Fasso. Selon une légende, les Touaregs sont le seul peuple à avoir su braver le désert. En effet, dans cette légende il est dit que le désert rejettent tous les peuples en leur expliquant la difficulté de vivre dans le désert. Cependant, les Touaregs acceptent ces conditions et passent un accord avec le désert : ce dernier leur assure une liberté, la paix, mais en contre

Les Touaregs Les Touaregs sont un peuple du désert. Ils vivent principalement dans les régions montagneuses du Sahara. Ce sont des nomades, c’est-à-dire qu’ils ne vivent pas toujours au même endroit. Ils se déplacent selon les saisons. Pendant la brève saison des pluies d’été, ils conduisent les troupeaux dans de riches prairies aux terres gorgées d’eau salée. Au cours de la saison sèche, ils se dirigent vers des endroits pourvus d’arbres et de ressources en eau permanentes. Campement

Tunisia Tunisia is one of the biggest and happening countries in Africa. It is famous not only for its historical and cultural centers, but is also popular for its diverse picturesque landscapes.  One of the first things that you will notice in Hammamet is that the entire town is mixed into a huge garden. Oranges, lemons and other citrus trees grow here, as well as olive groves. There is so much plant life in Hammamet that many people call it the “garden resort”. Hammamet is an incredibly

Rapport de Stage A la société des cafés SAHARA Sous le THÉME: Planifier la production et Gérer les approvisionnements Stage effectué par : KHALIL HABBARI | Encadré par : M.Mohamed Astaib Directeur général à la société des cafés SAHARA | Et par  : M. Mounir CHADLI, Mme.Loubna BOUSFIHA, et M.JAMAL LMARIOUH professeurs à l’ESITH | Année de formation 2009-2010 Sommaire -Sommaire ...........................................................................................

l’autodétermination. L’objectif est de savoir comment le droit international traite un cas de conflit international dont l’ONU s’en charge de maintenir la paix dans la région du Sahara occidental. Ce travail prend une nature principalement juridique, mais toutefois, une analyse politique non détaillée est considérable. Le conflit du Sahara occidental montre certaines faiblesses du droit international. Pourtant, il met en évidence, quand-même, le rôle incontestable joué par l’ONU et les organisations non

: Idriss, the hero of the Michel Tournier’s novel “Golden Droplet”, is a young inhabitant of the Sahara oasis who leaves his home for Paris in search for a better life. In this situation the clash of cultures seems to be inevitable. In this essay I would like to look at Idriss’ adventure which I understand as a meeting of two different cultures, a culture of the sign which is immanent for Muslim civilization and a culture of the image characteristic for the civilization of the contemporary

Tunisia: my home country [pic] Introduction: Good afternoon every body. The title of my presentation is “Tunisia: my home country”. It is divided into 3 parts: ← Selection Criteria (why I chose this topic) ← Historical Background (Presenting Tunisia) ← Points of Interest Selection Criteria: I have chosen (selected) to talk about Tunisia because it is my origin country. I love it very much and I feel homesick (nostalgique) when I am