Marokkaan is voor Rabat vooreerst Arabisch
Marokkaan is voor Rabat vooreerst Arabisch - Buitenland - de Volkskrant
Marokkaan is voor Rabat vooreerst Arabisch - Buitenland - de Volkskrant
Marokkaan is voor Rabat vooreerst Arabisch
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Re : Marokkaan is voor Rabat vooreerst Arabisch
Pour ceux qui ne comprennent pas le neerlandais :
Rabat s'inquiète des pertes de revenus que pourrait engendrer une trop grande intégration des Marocains ou Européens d'origine marocaine. Il préconise donc de renforcer leur identité arabe par, entre autres, des cours d'arabe et de culture (arabe bien sûr) marocaine.
Quelle tristesse pour le Maroc d'avoir a sa tête des clowns. (sauf mon respect pour les clowns).
Pour ceux qui ne comprennent pas le neerlandais :
Rabat s'inquiète des pertes de revenus que pourrait engendrer une trop grande intégration des Marocains ou Européens d'origine marocaine. Il préconise donc de renforcer leur identité arabe par, entre autres, des cours d'arabe et de culture (arabe bien sûr) marocaine.
Quelle tristesse pour le Maroc d'avoir a sa tête des clowns. (sauf mon respect pour les clowns).
Re : Marokkaan is voor Rabat vooreerst Arabisch
Une version en Anglais existe aussi:
un paragraphe interessant:
... Berber language
In addition to sparking widespread irritation about the Moroccan government's interference, the plans have raised serious concerns among many Moroccan migrants. Said bin Azouz from the Voice of Democratic Moroccans in the Netherlands says that
"In principle, there is nothing wrong with preserving your own language and culture, but the question is which culture"?
Mr Bin Azouz argues that an open democratic Moroccan culture is not at odds with integration, but the traditional, static culture that the Moroccan government is promoting, is. Also, the Moroccan government seems to have forgotten that 80 percent of Moroccans in the Netherlands speak one of the Berber languages. To them Arabic is a second language, just like Dutch is.
l'article complet:
Morocco wants to reinforce ties with migrants - Radio Netherlands Worldwide - English
Une version en Anglais existe aussi:
un paragraphe interessant:
... Berber language
In addition to sparking widespread irritation about the Moroccan government's interference, the plans have raised serious concerns among many Moroccan migrants. Said bin Azouz from the Voice of Democratic Moroccans in the Netherlands says that
"In principle, there is nothing wrong with preserving your own language and culture, but the question is which culture"?
Mr Bin Azouz argues that an open democratic Moroccan culture is not at odds with integration, but the traditional, static culture that the Moroccan government is promoting, is. Also, the Moroccan government seems to have forgotten that 80 percent of Moroccans in the Netherlands speak one of the Berber languages. To them Arabic is a second language, just like Dutch is.
l'article complet:
Morocco wants to reinforce ties with migrants - Radio Netherlands Worldwide - English