The document summarizes the role and status of women in Morocco over time. It discusses how in the early 20th century, most Moroccan women were housewives or slaves, but after World War II, industrialization led to more work opportunities for women. Today, Moroccan women work in a variety of professions across cities and rural areas. Several high-ranking Moroccan government officials are also mentioned, showing that women participate in political and social life as well. The conclusion reiterates that Muslim women in Morocco study, work, get married, and participate fully in society.

1. 2 Minuts of fameforthemorocanwomen

2. INTRODUCCTION Ifwe speak of Morocco is talk of a more complex society in which live many structures belonging to different historical periods. Today this country there are different point of views about arab woman because the people have a grate ignorance of the reality.

3. history In the first half of this century almost all the Moroccan women where housewives or slaves, excepted a minority driven by poverty to paid work After the second world war, causing accelerated industrialization work for women.

4. Women at work in morocco Women have a great potential in the economic activity. The Moroccan women works in the same professions than any other woman in the world. She has a studies, a family, a Childs…

5. City women They work as teachers, doctors, entrepreneurs, models, actresses, singers, cleaning, secretaries, nurses.

6. Rural women She recollects olive for the realization of oil, vegetables for eat, argan for do dates. I live in a camp and I every year I can see the womens are working every day fromsunriseto sunset.

7. NouzhaSkalli, Minister of Social Affairs of Morocco.

8. YasminaBaddou State Secretariat for Family, Children and People with Disabilities in the Ministry of Health of Morocco

9. ThouryaJabrane Actress, producerand she is the director in the Ministof Culture of Morocco

10. LatifaLabida Secretary of State, Ministry of National Education of Morocco.

11. LatifaAkherbach Direct the Secretary of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Morocco.

12. AïchaBelarbi Secretary of State and the Moroccan ambassador to the European Union Council and the European Community.

13. NezhaChekrouni Delegate to the Minister of Employment, Vocational Training, the Developer and Social Solidarity of Morocco.

14. NajimaRhozali Secretary of State for Literacy an Informal Education of Morocco.

15. conclutions with all of these examples mean about the Muslim woman I can speak that she is a normal women, she works and study in Morocco and furthermore she participate in the involves both the economic, political and social life. I’m a Muslim women I study, I work and in my future I will be married and I will be work.

16. By: Sara chetat