- Morocco language

Morocco has two official languages : Arabic and Amazigh. Each language is spoken in different dialects, while classical Arabic is the language of administration and also became an official Amazigh language in Morocco.

French is the second administrative language and the second language of communication. You can sign official contracts either French or Arabic. In the north, it also speaks Spanish. In Agadir, German is understood by much of the population. while English is gaining ground in Morocco in business and international trade. 

Arabic the mother tongue of nearly two-thirds of the population. It is also the language of the dominant religion, Islam. Should be distinguished Arabic official, the administration and the Arabic dialect (the true native language: Darija) spoken by all Moroccans. Arabic is spoken in different dialects in the regions of Morocco. what makes outscored Morocco a country rich in linguistuque culture.le symbol of a multicultural Morocco, open to all civilizations Morocco, in all cultures and all languages!

Moroccans of the world. The number of RME 4.5 million people in 2013
This community is established in 100 countries on five continents, the majority in Europe, 80% of its members are divided into: France, Israel, Spain, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany.

Morocco language   "Amazigh language"

Amazigh (Berber language) is spoken by about 40% of the population, it is divided into several dialects, including:
- The Rif, or zenatiya or tarifit, spoken in the Rif.
- Tamazight (or Braber) spoken in the Middle Atlas, part of the High Atlas and many valleys. It has an alphabet (Tifinagh).
- The tachelhit practiced by Chleuhs High Atlas, Sub and coast of southern Morocco.

Moroccans of the world

Statistics 2012
France 1 314 0002
Spain 792 1583
Italy 524 7754
Netherlands 460 1955
Belgium 407 6476
United States 150 0007
Germany 120 0008
Canada 110 0009
United Arab Emirates  85000
Qatar 75000
UK 70 000
Libya 60 00012
Saudi Arabia 43 216
Sweden 20 000
Turkey 20000
Norway 15000
Denmark 15 000
Swiss 13500
Ukraine 3 000
Brazil 2 500

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