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About Friends of Morocco
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Friends of Morocco
PO Box 2579
Washington, DC 20013 - 2579

703 660 9292
tresch@att.net
 

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This page was last updated on
April 26, 2008

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Friends of Morocco (FOM), active since 1988, is an organization of Americans, mostly returned Peace Corps volunteers (RPCVs), with experience in Morocco and Moroccans in America united with an interest in promoting educational, cultural, charitable, social, literary and scientific exchange between Morocco and the United States of America.

FOM seeks to:
  reunite Americans with Morocco experience and Moroccans in America;
  improve the awareness of Americans regarding the culture, needs and achievements of Moroccan peoples;
keep members and others current on events in Morocco;
support projects of the U.S. Peace Corps and private charitable organizations in Morocco;
organize and implement development education and outreach activities;
fund and support charitable projects and scholarship on Morocco and Moroccans.