Relations Cultural Iraqi-Moroccan1958-1963 Historical Study

Abstract

Cultural relations between Iraq and Morocco is a historical study that sheds light on aspects of cultural cooperation only without addressing other aspects such as political and economic since 1958 until 1963, when these relations reached their peak between the two brotherly countries and each provided the other country with all cultural, educational and artistic experiences and Iraq was A forerunner in these fields, as it allowed large numbers of Moroccan students to study for free in Iraqi colleges and institutes and in all scientific and cognitive disciplines.

In addition, the Iraqi government contributed to laying the foundations of correct education by sending Iraqi teachers to work in Moroccan schools with the aim of Arabizing these schools and instilling Arab educational and scientific values, not the French values ​​imposed by the French occupation on Morocco many decades ago. These teachers were the best ambassadors for their country and gave the right Their duty and they succeeded in the tasks entrusted to them, which made the Moroccan people have the utmost respect and appreciation for the Iraqi people.