Chinese is no longer the "heavenly book" of Moroccans! In Morocco's unique language atmosphere, this language has carefully but firmly opened its own path and become a language that everyone can learn. After a large number of China products flooded into the Moroccan market and China businessmen settled in Casablanca, Chinese, like French, Spanish, English and German, occupied a place in schools and other language learning centers.

At present, there are no statistics on the number of people who have started learning Chinese in Morocco. Only two things are clear: First, about 80 Moroccan students enjoy scholarships to study in China every year, and they can learn Chinese as long as they register at universities in China. Secondly, people in Morocco want to learn Chinese now because China is becoming an economic power that cannot be ignored in the world, especially in Morocco, where China products can be seen everywhere. Moreover, many Moroccans are attracted by the China market and want to go to China one after another. They can speak Chinese and communicate easily in China.

There are more and more Chinese contents on the Internet.

China's position in the world and its growing share in Moroccan economy, especially its great influence in the field of information, were the factors that led some people to propose introducing Chinese into the public teaching system a few years later. You know, five years later, half the browsing content on the Internet will be in Chinese.

According to the agreement signed between Muhammad V University -Agda Campus and Ambassador of China to Morocco in March 2008, the first Confucius Institute in Morocco was established in 2009, which was the first time that Moroccan universities taught Chinese. Nearly 400 students have taken classes here in the past two years. The Moroccan Ministry of Education is also well aware of the importance of opening to Asia, especially China, a world economic and political power.

I began to learn Chinese in June 2009, when there were 170 students, civil servants, administrators and so on. In June 2065, more than 438+00, 180 people started classes.

In a classroom, more than 30 people are listening to the teacher speak Chinese textbooks, supplemented by French. Textbooks are written and imported in China, and are explained in Chinese Pinyin and French, as well as audio-visual materials. According to students, Chinese pronunciation is a bit difficult, but the use of multimedia teaching AIDS is of great help to them.

Private schools and language colleges began to follow suit.

In addition to Muhammad V University, other universities also hope to establish partnerships with universities or Confucius Institutes in China. Private schools have also begun to pay attention to this rich mine that may contain the future. Last June, 1 1, Agadir Private Comprehensive University Group signed a cooperation agreement with China Wuhan University. According to this agreement, the two sides should establish an education equivalent to a master's degree in marketing management and inter-school exchanges between teachers and students. Students from private comprehensive universities may go to Wuhan University for further study in the future. In addition, Wuhan TV channel will be opened in Agadir campus, and the local China Cultural Center will be developed.

In Acadia, southern Morocco, a German woman, Heck Jonathan talba Ludi, established the Acadia German Foreign Languages Institute, which teaches several languages, including Japanese and Chinese. According to this German lady who has lived in China for 15 years, learning Chinese in Morocco is just the beginning. There are many indications that this trend will intensify in the next few years.

Background:

Located in the northwest of Africa, the Kingdom of Morocco has the reputation of "Garden of North Africa" with a population of 29.89 million. It borders Algeria in the east and southeast, Western Sahara in the south, the Atlantic Ocean in the west, and Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar and the Mediterranean Sea in the north. Besides Arabic, the official language, there are many local languages in Morocco, and French and Spanish are also used at the same time.

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