Morocco's 2M to Produce new Amazighe Culture Programme
2005-05-27
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Representatives of Moroccan national television channel 2M and the Royal Institute of the Amazighe Culture (IRCAM) recently met in Casablanca to discuss and examine how Amazighe culture should be incorporated into channel programming.
EMarrakech reports the dialogue between the two sides was "positive and effective." During the meeting, the 2M director presented the IRCAM with his plan to produce a new, weekly 26-minute programme devoted to Amazighe culture. (albawaba.com)
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ilham Posted 2007-05-07
I love 2M so much and I want to work with you, please. Contact me at
asmae Posted 2007-06-17
I thank all Moroccans and the programs they've offered, namely Lalla Laaroussa. You should send thanks to the program Lalla Laaroussa to all participants and namely to the brides from Oujda as I'm from Oujda Beni Drar. My thanks to all Moroccocans whether in Morocco or abroad I want to say a big thank you to Lalla Laaroussa.
فؤاد بوزيان Posted 2007-07-19
I thank 2M for its interest in young people through the program it presents or the competitions it offers to encourage Moroccan young people for more work and efforts. In my opinion, the best thing it has offered in this field is organizing a competition for literary creativity which encouraged me to try to write and novel and send it to this channel very soon inchallah. May God grant you success for the interest of this dear nation. Fouad Bouziane.
اسماعيل بوزيان Posted 2007-07-20
I thank channel two for the program Studio 2M in which we enjoy great Moroccan voices. I thank all its staff. I wish you more success so that channel two becomes one of the world best channels. Thank you.
karim Posted 2007-09-17
Hello, I would like to know if you are going to report on the Real Madrid match tomorrow? Congratulations on your television channel; I love it. I watch it all the time.
walid Posted 2007-12-15
You should be realistic and impartial. Stop showing indecent films. You’re destroying your sons and our sons, spoiling their morality. I want to know who you are. Are you real Moroccans? Are you Muslims? Don’t understand from my words that I’m radical or narrow-minded, this is your method. Answer now.
kawtar Posted 2008-01-16
I'm Kaoutar from Casablanca, I want to participate in the great Studio 2M.
نبيل محمد بكاني Posted 2008-04-21
And what about boosting the Arabic language on the schedule of French channel 2M, which is funded by the Moroccan taxpayers. It ignores their Arabic language, the language of Islam and the Qur'an, and institutes itself as a defender of the French language and culture to the detriment of the national languages and cultures. The biggest losers are the Moroccan viewers who are excluded from the benefit of a daily transmission of the channel because of the French language dominating programmes without justification.
ببيل محمد بكاني Posted 2008-04-21
Clowns on the programme ‘Ajyal’ (Generations). Mr Samed Ghailane succeeded skilfully and adeptly in the role of clown in front of the public, especially in front of the two French hosts who attended his scornful programme ‘Ajyal’ presented by the Moroccan francophone channel 2M when this skilled presenter (of course in the clown art) turned into a parrot learning the French lesson by heart and he repeated it as his French teachers wanted him to. For the eyes of the honourable hosts, the clown Samed transformed the episode of Saturday, February 2nd to a warm family meeting of the French family when he made of the French language or the language of his French masters the first and preferable language of dialog in the episode of the programme without rival except the small part allocated to Miss Halima who has showed as usual her attachment to the language of her fans who respect her and demonstrated her sober personality even though all the colleagues of Samed became second-degree French people in honour of the two French hosts whose value is equal to the value of thirty million Moroccans who were thrown by Samed in forgetfulness denying them in a moment when he felt allegiance to those who taught him and awarded him an administration high diploma in a French university. He didn’t forget his French tutors and teachers. He didn’t forget the country which granted him his diploma in a French poetry moment when he forgot that he was addressing a public whose language is still Arabic and considers French like any other foreign language… foreign no more and no less. Do you understand Mr Samed, a foreign language; the respectable presenter and the respectable channel are those which respect the language of the public. There is a media technique used by respectable channels and the respectable presenters are pleased to use, it is the technique of subtitling for one reason because we don’t depend on France; moreover, the French colonizer went away over half a century ago… so stop backwardness and retardation. Be progressive and modernist (I don’t mean the secular concept). Get rid of the deficiency you feel in front of any French no matter what is his value even if he were just a dustman in his country you try to satisfy him and win a smile from his lips by all means.
ايمان حقيقي و فاطمة ميدي Posted 2008-05-20
We would like to present our sincere thanks to channel two for the constructive programmes it presents to us, especially those about young people. We want to suggest to you a social programme concerning young people and to present it on your channel. We hope that you are among the young people who took advantage of the bounty of this channel and achieved its dreams from its door.
عبد الخالق Posted 2009-02-07
This channel is very distinct, but why was it removed from Hotbird when its slogan is still there and is replaced by the Italian Turkish sex channel? We hope Sir that you will reply. Thank you.
هند Posted 2009-08-03
I love the second channel except the programme « El Khit Labyad » by Nassima El Hor who consider herself still in her twenties. I hope that this programme will be presented by another host such as Atiq Benchiguer.
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