i'm back in marrakech, visiting its famous markets.co's plentiful sun isn'tjust a major power source, it's vital for the huge variety of crops grown here. he chatters but morocco must fight for its food security. it's a country that's looking to technology to ensure that future generations can continue to grow and enjoy produce like this. i'm travelling an hour north of marrakech to morocco's farming lands. almost half of the population here works in this industry. samir, hello. salam alaykum. so, this is your olives? ah, it's beautiful. samir, like many other farmers around the world, has been hit hard by extreme drought. he's now working with a local start—up called agriedge to try and weather some of the worst impacts of climate change. sensors dotted around the farm are measuring moisture and salinity of the soil and combining this with real—time weather data and satellite images. so, it helps you collect data and different depths. once the data is collected, we have our own a! models that we have developed and thanks to these mode

marrakech is the ancient capital of morocco, a city with a million people, looks quite european untilet to its old part, medina. medini, marrakech is about a thousand years old, merchants supply drinking water for customers, it is free, but here it is written, may god bless the parents of those who put water in the path of big and small people, do not fill the bottles, drink and go in peace, this is one of rules of the oasis. islam influences the entire life of the moroccan population. malelnye there are rooms at every gas station. religion is our life. we can have a mosque in the same place where children run, play football, play sports, sell coffee and eat in a restaurant. islam and its. tuts are organically integrated into everyday life. today, many muslims resolve civil disputes not in the courts, with the help of muftis, senior clergy. this is what happens, for example, in the chechen republic. we deal with family conflicts and family reunifications and blood reconciliations. sallah mizhiev - not only the mufti of chechnya, but also an adviser to the head of the republic. when ma

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one of the few places where you can still find them is marrakech, the largest flesh.o colonize the south of the african continent in the 15th century. to hell with the whole world here and its inhabitants, i speak gold about africa. william shakespeare through the mouth of one of his heroes actually repeated the legend about the treasures of the gold coast. today it is ganna, which has existed since the first millennium bc. it all started. in those days when there were physiogrates who believed that gold was the main source of wealth, and you know that all these campaigns, from campaigns to great geographical discoveries, christopher of colombia and so on, of course, everyone went in search of gold. at first, gold was not found in africa. at first, the coast of the continent was considered as a transit territory on the way to india, but then white exploiters. the continent is so promising, which can still very well, i will try to say politically correctly, take advantage of these riches. the easternmost point of the chukotka peninsula, we are from dizhneva, dizhneva,