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The JamSalam 2026 Pan-African artistic residency, organized by Attijariwafa bank’s Club Afrique Développement, concluded on July 29 at Al Maqam in Tahannaoute, Morocco, after two weeks during which 15 artists from 15 African countries created, exchanged ideas, and forged lasting bonds of solidarity. Participants described the experience as transformative and unforgettable.

Leaving behind a promising career in auditing to pursue animation, collaborating from Morocco with DreamWorks professionals, and transforming Aïsha Qandicha—one of the most enigmatic figures in Moroccan folklore—into the heroine of an animated feature film: Fatima Ezzahra Mahdar’s path has all the hallmarks of a bold gamble. Yet Aïsha Qandicha is only one chapter in the career of the 34-year-old creative producer, who spoke to Le360 about her passion for animation, her unconventional journey, and the challenges facing a rapidly transforming industry.

The eighth edition of the International Ifrane Festival came to a close on Wednesday after several days of artistic and cultural programming that attracted thousands of visitors from Morocco and abroad. Organized by the Ifrane Forum for Culture and Development in partnership with the Ifrane Provincial Authority and the Fez-Meknes Regional Council, this year’s festival was held under the theme: “Ifrane National Park: An Exceptional Natural Heritage—Shared Challenges and Prospects for Sustainable Development.”

A Moroccan-Indonesian musical evening in Jakarta brought together government officials, diplomats and cultural figures to celebrate the two countries’ longstanding ties, highlighting the role of cultural diplomacy and music in strengthening bilateral relations and fostering dialogue between peoples.

The sixth edition of the Nomads Festival “Majal Beni Guil” opened in Tendrara on Tuesday, July 21, bringing together cultural, artistic, and heritage activities aimed at preserving the traditions of the Beni Guil region while promoting local development.

Traditional Moroccan “charmoula” was featured by US broadcaster 6abc Action News this week, as the television station spotlighted the herb and spice marinade in a segment showcasing Moroccan cuisine at a newly opened Moroccan restaurant in Philadelphia.

Morocco made history at New York City’s iconic SummerStage Festival on Wednesday, July 15, becoming the first Arab and African country to receive a program dedicated entirely to its music. The event in Central Park highlighted the country’s rich musical heritage and contemporary sounds before an international audience.

From Casablanca to the dunes of Merzouga, with a stop in Marrakech, American television host Conan O’Brien’s visit to Morocco continues to attract attention.

Held under the High Patronage of King Mohammed VI, the 25th National Ahidous Festival will take place from July 23 to 25, 2026, in Ain Leuh, Ifrane Province. Organized by the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication, the Thaymat Association for Atlas Arts, and local partners, the festival aims to celebrate and preserve one of Morocco’s most emblematic Amazigh performing arts.