The Tacoma-El Jadida Sister City relationship centers around education and support for Khaldoon High School, as well as promotion of cultural and economic exchanges.
The Tacoma-El Jadida Sister City relationship centers around education and support for Khaldoon High School, as well as promotion of cultural and economic exchanges.
Over the years many passionate supporters have been involved in our committee, currently the chair is Bruce Sadler, who also holds the secretary position in the Tacoma Sister Cities Council.
Here you can access/download the following documents:
The Tacoma-El Jadida Sister City relationship centers around education and support for Khaldoon High School, as well as promotion of cultural and economic exchanges.
Over the years many passionate supporters have been involved in our committee, currently the chair is Bruce Sadler, who also holds the secretary position in the Tacoma Sister Cities Council.
Here you can access/download the following documents:
El Jadida is a port city on the Atlantic coast of Morocco, in the province of El Jadida. El Jadida means the “new place” in Arabic and is beautiful and unique with architectural mixture of Moorish-Portuguese-French influence.
El Jadida has a beautiful and long coast line that attracts over 10 million visitors from around the world each year. It has a population of 195,000 (2014 census) and is the port for Marrakech and other Moroccan cities.
Morocco is the most westernized Arabic nation in the world. The United States and Morocco have enjoyed a long friendship. In fact, Morocco was the first sovereign nation to recognize the US after the Declaration of Independence in 1776.