Recognition of Cultural Contributions in Taounate
The Moroccan Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication has honored Abdel Karim El Ghanami, the Governor of the Taounate Province, for his significant contributions to the cultural movement within the region, particularly in preserving the mountainous and artistic heritage. This accolade was presented by Abdel Ilah Nafis, the Regional Director of Culture for the Fès-Meknès region, on behalf of the Minister of Youth, Culture, and Communication, Mehdi Ben Saïd, during the inaugural day of the 14th National Festival of Mountain Art.
Governor El Ghanami received this prestigious recognition in the presence of various officials, including representatives from decentralized services within the province, heads of security and military sectors, alongside numerous political and civil figures. The event also attracted a vibrant audience from Taounate, who enthusiastically participated in the festival's celebrations.
Honoring Artistic Excellence
The festival was a remarkable occasion not only for the acknowledgment of cultural efforts but also for the celebration of artistic excellence within the mountainous region. Several prominent figures in the field of mountain art were honored for their invaluable contributions to this rich and diverse intangible heritage. Among those recognized were artist Ahmed Attar, Mehdi Senhaji, Batoul Hassnawi Serifi, and Boucheta Labadi, all of whom have significantly impacted the preservation and promotion of mountain art.
As reported by taounate.net.
