Miss Morocco Grand Casablanca Celebrates Fifth Edition with Cultural Brilliance

Casablanca, The spirit of Moroccan culture and heritage shone brightly in Casablanca as the fifth edition of the Miss Morocco Grand Casablanca for Culture and Heritage competition concluded with resounding success. Directed by Mr. Haya Wali El Idrissi, the event drew wide participation and showcased the extraordinary talents of Moroccan women committed to celebrating tradition while embracing modern expression.

This year’s edition reaffirmed the competition’s purpose: to elevate Moroccan culture and heritage through art, creativity, and elegance. The grand title of Miss Morocco Grand Casablanca for Culture and Heritage was awarded to Hajer El Tourabi, who captivated the audience and jury alike with her remarkable cultural knowledge and versatile talents. Her ability to embody both intellect and artistry made her an exemplary choice for the crown.

Equally impressive were the winners of the specialized titles. Khadija Nekkar earned the distinction of Miss Morocco Caftan Grand Casablanca, dazzling the audience with her refined appreciation for Morocco’s most iconic garment, the caftan. Her elegance in presentation highlighted the richness and timeless beauty of Moroccan dress traditions. Meanwhile, Mariam Sokhri, also known as Mariam Ben Taja, took home the title of Miss Models Grand Casablanca. Her stage presence and natural ability in fashion modeling emphasized the rising importance of Moroccan representation in international modeling circles.

The competition also recognized the remarkable talents of its runners-up. First runner-up Lamia El Khalki stood out with her impressive command of literature and poetry, as well as her fluency in English, reflecting the global perspective of Moroccan youth. Second runner-up Lamia Krikch was commended for her poise, refined communication, and cultural depth, qualities that underscored the intellectual foundation of the event.

Hosted at the Anmo Hotel, the evening combined elegance with impeccable organization. Mr. El Idrissi extended his gratitude to the hotel’s management for their warm hospitality and professional support in delivering an unforgettable experience. He also acknowledged the contributions of the many attendees, partners, and participants who ensured the event’s success.

Beyond the crowns and titles, the competition emphasized Morocco’s deep connection to cultural heritage. It celebrated not only beauty but also intellect, manners, creativity, and the ability to represent Morocco’s identity with pride. The contestants, through their performances, demonstrated that Moroccan women are ambassadors of culture as much as they are figures of grace and style.

Mr. El Idrissi expressed pride in the caliber of talent displayed this year and reinforced his vision for the competition as a platform for cultural promotion. “We are proud of the high cultural level shown by the participants, and we confirm our commitment to promoting the values of culture and heritage in Moroccan society,” he said. His words reflected both satisfaction with the event’s achievements and determination to continue building on its success.

As the curtain closed on this year’s edition, the Miss Morocco Grand Casablanca competition once again proved itself a beacon of cultural pride. It reminded Moroccans of the enduring richness of their heritage, while also inspiring younger generations to see beauty and culture as inseparable. With each passing year, the event gains momentum as a celebration of tradition, artistry, and modern Moroccan womanhood.

Looking ahead, organizers and participants are already anticipating the next edition. With the promise of greater creativity, wider participation, and even more ambitious goals, the Miss Morocco Grand Casablanca for Culture and Heritage competition is set to remain a cornerstone of cultural life in Casablanca.