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Hey everyone! I’ve been wanting to meet some new people and make friends in Casablanca, so I thought I’d give this a shot :)
I’m into music, movies/series, art, random late-night conversations, and just talking about literally anything interesting. I’m also into cafés, hanging out, and just having a good time with people I’m comfortable with.
I’m looking for people around my age to talk to and hopefully become actual friends with. I’m a little shy at first,wlkn once I’m comfortable I can talk for hours 😭 I speak Darija, French and English, so any of those works.
Honestly ghir bghit ntearf ela nas jdad f Casa and hopefullyh find people with similar interests. If you’re also looking for new friends, feel free to comment or message me :)
NO PERVS PLEASE(kngolha bhala ghysm3o)

Hi everyone,

I’m 26M and I’m about to start a new job in Casablanca with a 13k MAD/month.

I’ve just found a shared apartment for 3k MAD/month, all inclusive (rent + utilities, etc.), which seems like a pretty good deal to me.

For those living in Casablanca, especially people around my age:

Would 13k MAD be enough to live comfortably as a single 26yo ?

I’m not looking for a luxurious lifestyle, but I’d like to:

- Have a decent social life (restaurants, cafés, going out occasionally)

- Take care of myself and buy clothes/gym/etc.

- Save some money every month

- Still have some room for unexpected expenses.

Thanks

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If you live in Spain, you already know this. I don't, I moved a few yeas ago, but I still see Spanish content online.

Morocco is by far the most hated country in Spain, and I find this interesting, because it doesn't happen the other way around, completely one sided, because for Morocco, it would be clearly Israel, or maybe Algeria if you ask a zlayji/3iyashi. And then, in the third place it is disputed between France and Spain.

If you search "Marruecos" in Youtube or X, you will find interesting things. You can also search a post named "Qual es el país mas odiado por los Españoles?".

Every single Spanish Youtuber who talks about politics, every single one of them, without exception, talks a lot about Morocco.

It's not just anti-Muslim or anti-immigrant rhetoric, as in the rest of Europe, but specifically against the Moroccan government or people, based on the belief that we somehow control Spain. This is often said of rich countries against poor countries (Israel vs Arabs, France vs Africa, the USA vs South America...). It is the first case where an African country has power over an European country.

salam anyone interested in meeting new people and hanging out in Morocco? im trying to organize a small group for people who want to make new friends

Salam Casa, for a good year now I’ve been trying to break into the SAP market. People I meet at events give me good feedback but I never get any interviews when I actually apply for jobs.
I work in a small IT company rn, finance background, done some SAP training on the side. Feels weird that networking always goes well but the actual applications go nowhere lol. Not sure if it’s my CV, how I’m applying, or just the market being rough for juniors rn.
If anyone’s been through this or knows what actually works (referrals, certs, whatever) would really appreciate the advice 🙏

27M, Moroccan, working remotely as a Senior Backend Engineer. I make around 40k MAD/month and I’m almost done with my master’s in computer science.

I don’t really have much saved despite the income. Most of my money over the last few years went toward tuition since my university is US-based and pretty expensive, and a lot of what was left went toward helping my family. So I feel like I’m only really starting from now.

Now that university is nearly over, I’m kind of lost about what comes next. Stay in Morocco and save? Move abroad since I work remotely? Eventually buy a place? Focus on career? Travel a bit? Maybe do a PhD later? I genuinely don’t have a clear goal right now.

For people who were in a similar situation around this age, what did you prioritize? I feel like I spent the last few years just handling whatever was in front of me, and now I finally have to decide what I actually want.