Morocco's Sale crafts centre trains next generation to keep traditional skills alive 17/07 - 17:47 The Moroccan government is investing in training young people in the country's traditional handicrafts to ensure the ancient skills don't die out. At the traditional craft centre in the Moroccan city of Sale, trainees work with patience, precision and a passion for their trade. The centre opened in 2012 to keep heritage crafts alive. Allal Lobak is a reed artisan and instructor at the cente...
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