Amazigh Festival 2012 in Fes, Morocco - Pictures

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Pictures from The 2012 Amazigh Festival - Fes, Morocco


From: Ennaji Moha [mailto:mennaji2002@yahoo.fr]
Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2012 12:26 PM
To: Keithwmartin1@gmail.com
Subject: Re: Question on "paper"

Dear Keith, 

See attached file plus more photos. You may put them all on your website too.

All the best
Moha
______________________________________________
Moha Ennaji, MA, PHD
Author, International Consultant
Professor of Linguistics, Culture and Gender Studies
Website: www.mohaennaji.on.ma

President and Co-founder of International Institute for Languages and Cultures (INLAC): www.inlac.net
President of the South North Center for Intercultural Dialogue and Migration Studies: www.csn.on.ma
Director of the international journal 'Languages and Linguistics': www.lang-ling.on.ma
Director of the Festival of Amazigh Culture: www.festivalamazigh.on.ma
____________________________________


The World Congress, which brought together 33 high caliber speakers like Keith Martin (USA), Ahmed Boukous (Morocco), Nora Tigziri (Algeria), Alfonso de Toro (Germany), Jean-Marie Simon (France), Johan Goud (Holland ), Mustapha Stitou (Holland), Issa Ait Belize (Belgium), Maati Kabbal (France) and Moha Souag, Moha Ennaji, Fatima Sadiqi, El El Moujahid ElHousain (Morocco), and others, stressed the positive impact of mother tongue in general and in particular the Amazigh culture on modernity, democracy and sustainable development.











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