Women’s Festival in Teto Created:
a 14th edition that combines popular success and social engagement.

Tetouan – The Festival Voix de Femmes closed its 14th edition, on the Grand Stage Al Matar in Tetouan.

Karima Gouit, accompanied by a troupe from Ahwach, and Asmaa Lamnawar, with all the mastery of its repertoire, have offered a generous and festive final, in perfect communion with the public, with a press release of the organizers.

Beyond the concerts, the Festival, placed under the High Patronage of SM King Mohammed VI, has carried out various medical, social and solidarity actions with more than 1,400 beneficiaries, in three places in Tetouan: the Sidi Frej Centre, the Tetouan Prison Centre and the High School qualifying Kassem Ezzahiri.

Every year the Association Voix de Femmes, the Moroccan Association for the Protection Its Health (AMPSO) and the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity join forces to carry out medical and social activities in Tetouan.

The scheme is structured around three areas: multidisciplinary medical consultations and care, outreach Similarly, there are several structures in the city and a solidarity component, including donations and assistance to beneficiaries.

The medical component involves several specialties: general medicine, dentistry, ophthalmology, urology, ENT and gynaecology-obstetrics, as well as an analytical laboratory and a mobile pharmacy.

On 12 August, the “Health for All” campaign was launched at the Sidi Frej Centre for the benefit of more than 100 residents. Founded in 1930, this historic social institution in Tetouan has been welcoming and accompanying the elderly for nearly a century.

The Association Voix de Femmes also launched a project on-site development, rehabilitation and equipment, including sanitation, kitchen and dining room, with equipment adapted to the architect’s needs, and indicated the same Naturally, the project must make it possible to improve their conditions of reception, care and living within the Centre on a sustainable basis.

On 13 August, the mobilization continued at the Tetouan Prison. The Association Voix de Femmes met with women to record its action as closely as possible to their realities. The medical caravan provided nearly 100 female residents with counselling and care.

On 14 and 15 August, the teams moved to Kassem Ezzahiri High School in Kouilma, where more than 1,200 women, men and children benefited from the scheme. They identified the needs and conducted the necessary examinations, care and preventive actions.

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The Ensemble Rhum El Bakkali Hadra Chefchaounia opened the concerts to the sound of Sufi songs and Andalusian music. The voices and percussions of the women’s formation of Chefchaouen have established a spiritual and joyful atmosphere, nourished by the musical traditions of the city.

With Chaimae Imrane, the scene took on a more current color. The Tangerois singer has mixed Moroccan song, oriental influences and contemporary rhythms. His energy and proximity quickly created complicity with the public.

The arrival of Azúcar Moreno gave a new impetus to the evening. Toñi and Encarna Salazar followed the rhythms of flamenco pop and rumba, carried by powerful voices voices and choruses immediately taken up.

On August 15, the Grand Stage Al Matar hosted the last two concerts of this 14th edition in front sacramental audiences.

Karima Gouit offered a generous and festive show. – Yeah. She made her passage a great moment of popular celebration.

Asmaa Lamnawar then joined the 47. His voice and the finesse of his performances marked this last highlight of the Festival.

The artist has travelled several titles in his repertoire, between Moroccan songs and large compositions that the audience has taken up in chorus. His presence and the richness of his performances have given the concert the full dimension of a beautiful closing evening.

After four days of social action, festivities and shared moments, the Festival Voix de Femmes offered Tetouan a federative event. Several generations have gathered around women’s voices, music and solidarity spirit.

An edition that has confirmed the public’s attachment to a festival that has become, over the years, one of the sociocultural highlights of Tetouan, concludes the press release.