Mohammedia

Mohammedia is a port city on the west coast of Morocco between Casablanca and Rabat in the region of Casablanca-Settat. It hosts the Moroccan's most important oil refinery, Sameer Refinery, which makes it the center of Moroccan petroleum industry. According to the Moroccan census of 2014, its population is 208,612. He is now the name of Mohamedi, which was originally meant for the port. This name comes from the Arabic word Fadal Allah, which means the side of God. There are still traces of its commercial role under Almora dynasty. You can come here and explore this place.

This was done continuously in Europe between 14th and 15th centuries for the discovery of grains and dried fruits by merchant ships. In 1773, Sultan Sidi Mohammad Ben Abdullah constructed a grain godown from Fadala in Tamasana province and made a city to protect the shops for traders. They also built white mosque al-Atik. The Treaty of November 4, 1911 between France and Germany on the Partition of Africa, for issuing valuable land for the construction of Man's family, two French merchants, George and Jacques Hersent, who focused on the existence of a natural bay A large port at a lower cost.