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Qatar 365 Journeys to Marrakech to Deepen Cultural Ties with Morocco

Eugenio Rodolfo Sanabria Reporter / Updated : 2024-11-18 17:44:21
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Marrakech, Morocco – Qatar 365, a renowned cultural exchange program, has embarked on a special journey to Marrakech as part of the 2024 Qatar-Morocco Cultural Year. This annual initiative aims to foster friendship, deepen cultural understanding, and promote travel between Qatar and its partner countries.

A Fashionable Encounter in the Heart of Marrakech

Johanna Hoes, a prominent figure from Qatar 365, visited Fashion Trust Arabia in Marrakech to connect with some of the region's most promising emerging fashion designers. Founded by Lebanese creative director Tania Fares, Fashion Trust Arabia is dedicated to nurturing and supporting the growth of the Arab fashion industry.

Interview with Tania Fares

Aadel Haleem, another member of the Qatar 365 team, had an exclusive interview with Tania Fares, discussing the current state and future of the Arab fashion market. Fares emphasized her commitment to showcasing the unique diversity of Arab fashion on the global stage and providing support to local designers.

Strengthening Cultural Ties

The Qatar 365 visit to Marrakech marks a significant milestone in deepening cultural ties between Qatar and Morocco. By leveraging fashion as a common ground, both countries have the opportunity to foster mutual understanding and build stronger relationships.

Looking Ahead

Qatar 365 is poised to continue its mission of promoting cultural exchange on a global scale. By engaging with diverse cultures and fostering international partnerships, the program aims to contribute to a more interconnected and understanding world.

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Eugenio Rodolfo Sanabria Reporter
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