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ZONA Genesis
The classic and original ZONA logo. The starting point of our digital Phygital ecosystem.
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ZONA GO
The delivery and e-commerce infrastructure connecting Web3 to the real world.
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Morocco Zoogle Archives
Discover our gallery of alternative logos! Like the famous Doodles, Zoogles celebrate the richness of Moroccan culture, history, personalities, and future within the ZONA ecosystem. Dive into the heritage of a millennial nation through digital art and explore the events that forged our identity.
Browse the full collection (100 Zoogles)
#2
The Green March
Celebration of November 6, the Moroccan peaceful genius. A tribute to the historical march that reunified the Kingdom.
#3
Independence Day
November 18, a tribute to freedom and a sovereign nation's struggle to break free from the protectorate.
#4
Throne Day
July 30, celebrating allegiance and the unbreakable sacred bond between the King and the people.
#5
Yennayer
Asgwas Ameggaz! Celebration of the Amazigh New Year, rich in agricultural traditions and sharing.
#6
Independence Manifesto
January 11, 1944. A key date where political courage paved the way for modern Morocco's freedom.
#7
Revolution of the King and the People
August 20. A moment of absolute sacrifice and heroic resistance for national sovereignty.
#8
Youth Day
Celebrating the Kingdom's future, highlighting the potential and energy of Moroccan youth.
#9
Oued Ed-Dahab
August 14. The historic return of the Oued Ed-Dahab province to the Moroccan motherland.
#10
Atlas Lions 2022
The historic epic of the national football team in Qatar, uniting hearts around the world.
#11
Ibn Battuta
The greatest explorer in history, having traveled the Islamic world starting from Tangier.
#12
Fatima al-Fihriya
Founder of Al Quaraouiyine University (859) in Fez, the oldest continuously operating educational institution.
#13
Tariq ibn Ziyad
The legendary conqueror and strategist who gave his name to the Strait of Gibraltar.
#14
Yusuf ibn Tashfin
The builder of Marrakech and the powerful sovereign of the Almoravid Empire.
#15
Ahmad al-Mansur
The Saadian Sultan under whom Morocco experienced an immense economic and cultural Golden Age.
#16
Averroes
The great philosopher, physician, and jurist of the Andalusian and Moroccan era.
#17
Al-Idrisi
The cartography genius who drew the most accurate maps of the Middle Ages.
#18
Leo Africanus
Hassan al-Wazzan, famous diplomat and explorer, author of "Description of Africa".
#19
Sayyida al-Hurra
The great Queen of Tetouan and a formidable maritime figure of the Mediterranean in the 16th century.
#20
Moulay Ismail
The great sovereign builder who made Meknes a majestic imperial capital.
#21
Ramadan Mubarak
Month of spirituality, family Iftar, and religious fervor.
#22
Eid al-Fitr
The joyful celebration marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
#23
Eid al-Adha
The great festival of sacrifice, synonymous with sharing, forgiveness, and grand family meals.
#24
Al Mawlid
The spiritual commemoration of the birth of Prophet Muhammad.
#25
Ashura
Festival of childhood, bonfires, Fakiya (dried fruits), and drumming.
#26
Laylat al-Qadr
The Night of Decree, the holiest night of the month of Ramadan.
#27
Tbourida (Fantasia)
Traditional equestrian art combining Barb horses, gunpowder, and tribal pride.
#28
Moroccan Caftan
Timeless symbol of elegance and Moroccan women's haute couture.
#29
Djellaba & Balgha
Authentic daily clothing, the pride of local craftsmanship.
#30
The Hammam
The ancestral and social ritual of purification, wellness, and beauty.
#31
Nass El Ghiwane
The legendary group, often referred to as the Rolling Stones of Africa.
#32
Hajja Hamdaouia
The undisputed icon of Aita Marsawiya and popular song.
#33
Mohamed Rouicha
The absolute master of the Loutar and Amazigh popular song.
#34
Mahmoud Guinia
The soul's Maalem Gnawa, a spiritual figure of Essaouira.
#35
Izenzaren
The revolution of modern Amazigh music with the Tazenzart style.
#36
Jil Jilala
Mystic poetry and musical commitment that marked generations.
#37
Abdelwahab Doukkali
The dean and master of classic Moroccan song.
#38
Naima Samih
The powerful and melancholic voice of pure emotion.
#39
The Megri Brothers
Pioneers of the rock and pop movement in Morocco in the 70s.
#40
Mimoun El Oujdi
The undisputed legend of Moroccan Rai and the Oriental region.
#41
Fatna Bent Lhouceine
The golden voice of Aita, guardian of the musical memory of the countryside.
#42
Lhaj Belaid
The pioneer poet and grand master of Rwayss music (Souss).
#43
Ammouri Mbarek
The talented modernizer of contemporary Amazigh song.
#44
Lemchaheb
The flames of protest music, with vivid and committed rhythms.
#45
Hamid El Kasri
The magnetic voice that universalized Gnawa music worldwide.
#46
The Oud
The king of instruments in Arabic and Andalusian music.
#47
Loutar & Bendir
The sacred duo animating the mountains and plains of the Atlas.
#48
Darbuka & Tarija
The art of percussion and rhythm in the palm of the hands.
#49
Andalusian Music
The classical heritage (Al-Ala), witness to a glorious and refined past.
#50
Malhun
The sophisticated and musical poetry of Moroccan artisans.
#51
Ahidous
The vibrant circular dance of the Middle Atlas tribes.
#52
Ahwach
The collective and choreographic poetry of the Souss villages.
#53
Gnawa
Festival of trance rhythms and spiritual healing.
#54
Mawazine Festival
The largest crossroads of world music in Africa.
#55
Zellij & Craftsmanship
Sacred geometry, color, and the expertise of the Maalems.
#56
Hassan II Mosque
A majestic architectural masterpiece resting on the Atlantic Ocean.
#57
Koutoubia Mosque
The spiritual and historical lighthouse overlooking Marrakech.
#58
Hassan Tower
The unfinished majestic emblem of the capital Rabat.
#59
Volubilis (Walili)
The beautifully preserved Roman footprint in the heart of Morocco.
#60
Chefchaouen
The mesmerizing blue pearl perched in the Rif mountains.
#61
Ksar of Ait Benhaddou
The spectacular clay citadel, inscribed as World Heritage.
#62
Bab Boujloud
The iconic blue gate opening onto the millennial medina of Fez.
#63
Jemaa el-Fnaa
The beating heart of Marrakech, the great theater of storytellers and musicians.
#64
Chellah
The peaceful ancient necropolis of Rabat, a refuge for storks.
#65
Ouarzazate
The door to the desert and the prestigious Hollywood of the African continent.
#66
Atlas Lion
The majestic beast, an eternal symbol of Moroccan strength and pride.
#67
Argan Tree
The precious endemic tree that produces Morocco's liquid gold.
#68
Ouzoud Falls
A spectacular natural wonder nestled in the Middle Atlas.
#69
Mount Toubkal
The highest peak of the Atlas and the true roof of North Africa (4167m).
#70
Merzouga Dunes
The magical and golden immensity of the Erg Chebbi sands.
#71
Mint Tea
The ultimate national beverage, a true symbol of hospitality.
#72
The Tagine
The ancestral culinary art slow-cooked in terracotta.
#73
Friday Couscous
The generous and unifying dish of Moroccan families.
#74
Chebakia & Harira
The essential and delicious stars of the Iftar tables.
#75
Amlou & Honey
The energetic and exquisite sweetness straight from Southern Morocco.
#76
Tayeb Saddiki
The genius playwright who revolutionized Moroccan theater.
#77
Mohamed Choukri
The rebellious and raw pen, famous author of "For Bread Alone".
#78
Fatema Mernissi
The great sociologist and leading figure of feminism in the Arab world.
#79
Driss Chraïbi
The provocative pioneer of Francophone Maghrebi literature.
#80
Abdellatif Laâbi
The poet of hope and founder of the legendary magazine "Souffles".
#81
Touria Chaoui
The brave first female aviation pilot in the Arab world.
#82
Aicha Chenna
Mother Courage of Morocco, icon of solidarity and social work.
#83
Mahdi Elmandjra
The globally recognized great futurologist and visionary thinker.
#84
Marrakech Film Festival
The great rendezvous of the 7th art under the stars of the ochre city.
#85
Mohammed V National Theatre
The prestigious crossroads of culture and arts in the capital.
#86
Nawal El Moutawakel
The first African and Arab woman to win Olympic gold (1984).
#87
Hicham El Guerrouj
The undisputed master of middle-distance running and world record holder.
#88
Said Aouita
The track express who revolutionized athletics in the 80s.
#89
Ezzaki Badou
The iconic goalkeeper and African Ballon d'Or winner of 1986.
#90
Soufiane El Bakkali
The double Olympic champion globally dominating the 3000m steeplechase.
#91
Khadija El Mardi
The incredible national pride, World Boxing Champion.
#92
Atlas Lionesses
The valiant pioneers raising Moroccan women's football high.
#93
Al Boraq (TGV)
The speed of innovation, Africa's very first High-Speed Train.
#94
Tanger Med Port
The giant logistics hub, the leading port in Africa and the Mediterranean.
#95
Noor Ouarzazate
The monumental solar complex illuminating the Kingdom's green future.
#96
ZONA Metaverse
The spectacular 3D digitalization of Moroccan cities and territories.
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The delivery and e-commerce infrastructure connecting Web3 to the real world.
#98
Mohammed VI Bridge
The suspended architectural jewel illuminating the Bouregreg valley.
#99
Grand Theatre of Rabat
Zaha Hadid's futuristic masterpiece, the new temple of African art.
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Mohammed VI Tower
Africa's tallest skyscraper, a symbol of Morocco's economic rise.
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