Moroccan cultural night in Iqaluit Saturday aims to unite the community

Carrefour Nunavut hosts event; ‘goal is to make a network for people’ says organizer

A Moroccan Cultural Diversity Day celebration will be held Saturday at l’École des Trois-soleils in Iqaluit, hosted by Carrefour Nunavut. (File photo)

By Kierstin Williams

Traditional Moroccan dishes and a chance to share cultural knowledge will be on the menu Saturday in Iqaluit at a Moroccan Cultural Diversity Day celebration.

The event runs from 5 to 9 p.m. in the gymnasium at l’École des Trois-soleils. It’s hosted by Iqaluit-based francophone economic development organization Carrefour Nunavut as part of its goal of building lasting relationships between newcomers and community members .

Carrefour works to strengthen the community by hosting cultural diversity days, and selects a different country for each event.

On Saturday night, the group “will have a presentation and some food from Morocco,” said Carrefour executive director Francis Essbou.

“The event is open to anybody in Iqaliut, the goal of these events is to make a network for people.”

 

 

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  1. Posted by Aloupa Kulula on

    They should talk about Saputiit aka stone weirs for fishing, you would be surprised for what it means

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