The Belgian Embassy in Morocco relies on the Amazigh language on its facade and its facilities
The Belgian embassy in the Moroccan capital, Rabat, has adopted the Berber language and its letter Tifinagh, in the front of the embassy and in the guidance panels inside its main facilities.
After the German embassy, the Belgian embassy wrote its facade, signs and directions inside the European diplomatic body in Rabat in the Berber language along with Arabic, French and Dutch.
Belgian Ambassador to Morocco Ms. Veronique Petti
The front of the embassy is also written in Tamazight
It is noteworthy that the Amazigh World Assembly demanded, in a number of correspondences addressed to diplomatic bodies accredited in Morocco, translation into Tamazight and writing in the Tifinagh script for the signs and signals of diplomatic institutions accredited in Rabat.
Signs and directions inside Saqqara were also written in Tamazight
The head of the Amazigh organization presented; Rachid Rakha, at that time, submitted a file concerning Amazigh rights, especially in its aspect related to education, media, culture and aspects of public life, to a number of European embassies in Rabat, most notably, the embassies of Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Holland, Denmark and the Kingdom of Norway...
Rakha called on European embassies to pay attention to Tamazight as an official language in the Moroccan constitution and law, and to give it its place in the European diplomacy adopted in Rabat, by teaching it in European missions, schools and institutes located in Morocco.
Rakha also called on the representatives of European countries in Rabat to invoke the Amazigh language in the cultural and social activities and programs that the embassies of European countries are keen to organize in Morocco.
Belgian Ambassador to Morocco Ms. Veronique Petti
The President of the World Amazigh Gathering invited the ambassadors of the European countries concerned; To evoke the Amazigh in companies and agreements with Morocco. Most notably, the teaching of Amazigh to the children of the Moroccan community residing in these countries, in addition to programs for teaching adult literacy inside and outside Morocco.
In his letter, Rashid Rakha also called on the ambassadors of European countries to write the facades of European embassies, consulates and institutes in the Berber language, similar to Arabic.
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