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المملكة المغربية al-Mamlaka al-Maġribiyya Kingdom of Morocco
Motto: "Allāh, al Waţan, al Malik"  (transliteration) "God, Nation, King"
Anthem: "Hymne Chérifien"
The striped area on the map shows Western Sahara, most of which is de facto administered by Morocco as its "Southern Provinces". Its sovereignty, however, is currently in dispute.
ވެރިކަން ކުރާ ރަށް		Rabat
Largest city		Casablanca
ރަސްމީ ބަހުރުވަs		Arabic,[1] others commonly used unofficially.
Ethnic groups		80% Arab-Berber, 20% Berber, 0.8% Sahrawis, 0.3% (French, Spanish other), 0.1% Tuareg[2]
Demonym		Moroccan
ސަރުކާރު		Constitutional monarchy
-	King	Mohammed VI
-	Prime Minister	Abbas El Fassi
Unification		1554
-	Unified by Saadi dynasty	1554
-	Alaouite dynasty (present)	1666
-	Independence from France	March 2, 1956
-	Independence from Spain	April 7, 1956
Area
-	Total	446,550 km² (57th) 172,414 sq mi
-	Water (%)	250km²
Population
-	2008-01 estimate	31,352,000[3] (37th)
-	Density	70/km² (122nd) 181/sq mi
GDP (PPP)		2007 estimate
-	Total	$126.943 billion[4] (54th)
-	Per capita	$4,093[4] (IMF) (109th)
GDP (nominal)		2007 estimate
-	Total	$75.116 billion[4] (56th)
-	Per capita	$2,422[4] (IMF) (108th)
HDI (2007)		0.646 (medium) (126th)
Currency		Moroccan dirham (MAD)
Time zone		WET (UTC+0)
-	Summer (DST)	WEST (UTC+1)
Internet TLD		.ma
Calling code		+212
*All data excludes Western Sahara, much of which is under Moroccan de facto administrative control.
1	French is widely used in the government in official texts, and in the business community, though neither instance is 'official.' Moroccan Arabic, an Arabic vernacular is the most common native language. Amazigh or Berber languages are also widely spoken.

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