The word 'Moroccans' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to people who are from or have a connection to Morocco. For example: "Racism against Moroccans has become a serious issue in Europe."
There is a close relationship between Guinea and Morocco, but it was a strange gesture by the Moroccans to invite them – they withdrew as hosts for the Cup of Nations, at two months' notice, because of fears about Ebola.
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And although, on its initial reception in Belgium and France, the film was a great critical success, even some of the most enthusiastic critics worried about the racial politics of the film, which seemed to portray Moroccans as greedy immigrants willing to sell sex and themselves for a visa to Europe.
Mr Annan told the Security Council in a report last week that the Moroccans 'expressed concerns and sought clarification'.
Seeing as we are young Moroccans too, young people who have the same ideas as us find themselves represented in our music.
'Now that we are saying 'yes,' the Moroccans have been left without any excuses,' a Saharawi official said.
You see people leaving sub-Saharan Africa in search of more habitable land," says Mr Ameur, the minister for Moroccans abroad.
MOROCCANS call the vast and arid region along their border with Algeria "the Oriental".
The biggest parties are hamstrung by their deference to the old establishment and by a phenomenon that some Moroccans call "transhumance": the way politicians connected to the palace change their affiliation according to the calculations of the day.
A Jordanian contingent joined the recent Saudi-led intervention to suppress Shia protesters in Bahrain, and Moroccans have long provided brains and brawn to the UAE's emirs.In this section The colonel feels the squeeze Better for the rebels What happens if Assad goes?
In Brussels, Flemings accuse French-speaking bureaucrats of enfranchising francophone Moroccans so as to tilt the balance against Dutch.
