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2Ème ÉTATS GÉNÉRAUX DE LA CULTURE AU MAROC 2ème ÉTATS GÉNÉRAUX DE LA CULTURE AU MAROC Revue de press e Revue de Presse 04 P. Papier Revue de Presse 14 Électronique P. 24 Revue de Presse P. Audiovisuelle 25 Revue de Presse P. Plus d′articles ▲ «La culture est la solution» Page 56 Magazine «Telquel» N° 739 • Du 11 au 17 Novembre. Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «Telquel» Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 3 ▲ «Données choquantes sur les pratiques culturelles des marocains» à la une ▲ «Données choquantes sur les pratiques culturelles des marocains» -suite- Page 04 Journal «Almessa» N° 3137 • Mardi 15 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Fadwa Addami Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web Journal «Almessa» Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 4 ▲ «l′Association Racines se rapproche encore plus du public » Page 24 Journal «Aujourd′hui le Maroc» N° 3774 • Mercredi 2 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Siham Jadraoui Lien(s) utile(s): • Site Web «Aujourd′hui le Maroc» • Lire «l′Association Racines se rapproche encore plus du public » en ligne Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 5 ▲ «Culture: Toujours l'insignifiant 0,2 % » Page 17 ▲ «Prometheus est sans concession » Page 17 Journal «l'Économiste» N° 4899 • Mercredi 16 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Faiçal Faquihi Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site Web «l′Économiste» • Lire «Culture: Toujours l′insignifiant 0,2 % » et «Prometheus est sans concession » en ligne Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 6 ▲ «Les états généraux de la culture: pour une politique culturelle juste et adaptée» Page 86 Journal «La vie éco» N° 4870 • Jeudi 10 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Fadwa Misk Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web Journal «La vie éco» • Lire «Les états généraux de la culture: pour une politiuque culturelle juste et adaptée» en ligne Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 7 ▲ 1« Crie de l’association Racines : la Culture est la solution ? » Page 12 ▲ 3 Insertion Affiche-programme EGC2# Page 30 ▲ 3 Insertion Affiche-programme EGC2# Page 35 1 - Journal «Akhbar Alyoum» N° 2126 •Jeudi 03 Novembre 2016| écrit par : Jalid Mohammed 2 - Journal «l'Économiste» N° 4895 • Jeudi 10 Novembre 2016 3 - Journal «l′Économiste» N° 4896 • i 11-12-13 Novembre 2016 Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web Journal «Akhbar Alyoum» • Lien Site Web «l'Économise» | • Lire «Une 2e édition pour les états généraux de la culture» en ligne Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 8 ▲ 1 «Les marocains et la culture ... des chiffres choquants» Page 11 ▲ 2 «Une 2e édition pour les états généraux de la culture» Page 22 1 - Journal «Assabah» N° 5159 • Lundi 21 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Aziz El Majdoub 2 - Journal «l'Économiste» N° 4892 • Lundi 07 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Aïda Bouazza Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web Journal «Assabah» • Lien Site Web «l'Économiste» • Lire «Une 2e édition pour les états généraux de la culture» en ligne Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 9 ▲ Reportage : Occupy L′battoir Page 50 Magazine «Telquel» N° 741 • Du 25 Novembre au 1er Décembre | écrit par : Théa Olivier Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «Telquel» Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 10 ▲ Reportage : Occupy L′battoir Page 51 -Suite- Magazine «Telquel» N° 741 • Du 25 Novembre au 1er Décembre | écrit par : Théa Olivier (suite) Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «Telquel» Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 11 ▲ Reportage : Occupy L′battoir Page 52 -Suite- Magazine «Telquel» N° 741 • Du 25 Novembre au 1er Décembre | écrit par : Théa Olivier (suite) Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «Telquel» Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 12 ▲ Et de deux pour les états généraux de la culture Page 125 Magazine «diptyk» N° 35 • Octobre Novembre Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «Diptyk» Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 13 ▲ 1 Insertion Affiche EGC2# Page 27 ▲ 2 Insertion Affiche EGC2# Page 05 ▲ 3 Insertion Affiche EGC2# - Agenda (Français) Page 14 ▲ 4 Insertion EGC2# - Agenda (Arabe) Page 14 1 - Magazine «CasaMag » N° 5 • Septembre 2016 2,3 et 4 - Magazine «CasaMag » N° 7 • Novembre 2016 Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web Magazine «CasaMag» • Consulter «CasaMag» N° 5 en ligne • Consulter «CasaMag» N° 7 en ligne Revue de Presse Papier EGC #2 | 14 ▲ 1 - »بحث: نصف المغاربة ﻻ يطالعون الصحف .. وأغلبهم هجروا السينما» hespress.com ▲ 2 - «Le ministre de la Culture défend le bilan de sa politique culturelle» sur Telquel.ma 1 - Site web «hespress.com» • 19 Novembre 2016 | cliquez ici pour lire l′article 2 - Site web «telquel.ma» • 13 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Théa Ollivier | cliquez ici pour lire l′article Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «Hespress» • Lien site web «Telquel» Revue de Presse électronique EGC #2 | 15 ▲ 1 - »المغرب: دعوات لتعزيز دور الثقافة في التعليم» al-fanarmedia.org ▲ 2 - «Calls For Education That Believes “Culture is the Solution» (anglais ) sur al-fanarmedia.org 1&2 - Site web «al-fanarmedia.org» • 23 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Ursula Lindsey • cliquez ici pour lire l′article en arabe | cliquez ici pour lire l′article en anglais Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «al-fanarmedia» Revue de Presse électronique EGC #2 | 16 ▲ 1 - »سكان جهة طنجة اﻷكثر دخوﻻ للقاعات السينمائية في المغرب » tanja24 ▲ 2 - »المغرب: دعوات لتعزيز دور الثقافة في التعليم» aljarida24 Site web «Tanga24» • Vendre 11 Novembre 2016 | cliquez ici pour lire l′article Site web «Aljarida24» • Mardi 15 Novembre 2016 | cliquez ici pour lire l′article Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «tanga24» • Lien site web «Aljarida24» Revue de Presse électronique EGC #2 | 17 ▲ 1 - « 2ème édition des états généraux de la culture: L’Association Racines se rapproche encore plus du public » aujourdhui.ma ▲ 2 -«Les compétences, un manque à gagner pour développer la culture marocaine» sur telquel.ma 1 - Site web «aujourdhui» • 02 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Siham Jadraoui | cliquez ici pour lire l′article 2 - Site web «Telquel» • 17 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Théa Ollivier | cliquez ici pour lire l′article Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «aujourdhui» • Lien site web «Telquel» Revue de Presse électronique EGC #2 | 18 ▲ 1 - «Les Etats Généraux de la culture : pour une politique culturelle juste et adaptée.» sur lavieeco.com ▲ 2 - «2nd edition of “les etats généraux de la culture” in morocco : a preview of the program» sur oraclecult.net 1 - Site web «lavieeco » • 11 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Fadwa Misk | cliquez ici pour lire l′article 2 - Site web «oraclecult» • 16 Octobre 2016 | écrit par : Dounia Benslimane | cliquez ici pour lire l′article Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «lavieeco» • Lien site web «oraclecult» Revue de Presse électronique EGC #2 | 19 ▲ 1 - «Etats Généraux De La Culture Au Maroc» sur concert-maroc.com ▲ 2 - «Culture: Toujours l’insignifiant %0,2...» sur leconomiste.com 1 - Site web «concert-maroc» | cliquez ici pour lire l′article 2 - Site web «leconomiste» • 16 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Faiçal Faquihi | cliquez ici pour lire l′article Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «concert-maroc» • Lien site web «leconomiste» Revue de Presse électronique EGC #2 | 20 ▲ 1 - «Les Marocains consomment-ils assez de culture?» sur huffpostmaghreb.com ▲ 2 - »النسخة 02 للملتقى العام حول الثقافة بالمغرب ومشاركة جمعية تيزنيت للثقافات الحضرية.» tiznitnews.com 1 - Site web «huffpostmaghreb » • 02 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Youssef Roudaby | cliquez ici pour lire l′article 2 - Site web «tiznitnews » • Novembre 2016 | cliquez ici pour lire l′article Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «huffpostmaghreb» • Lien site web «tiznitnews» Revue de Presse électronique EGC #2 | 21 ▲ 1 - «Une 2e édition pour les états généraux de la culture» sur leconomiste.com ▲ 2 - «2ème édition des états généraux de la culture: L’Association Racines se rapproche encore plus du public» aujourdhui.ma 1 - Site web «leconomiste» • 07 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Aïda Bouazza | cliquez ici pour lire l′article 2 - Site web «aujourdhui» • 02 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Siham Jadraoui | cliquez ici pour lire l′article Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «leconomiste.com» • Lien site web «aujourdhui» Revue de Presse électronique EGC #2 | 22 ▲ 1 - «La grande majorité des Marocains ne va pas au cinéma» sur Telquel.ma ▲ 2 - » الثقافة هي الحل.. »جذور« تنظم الملتقى الثاني حول الثقافة »في الباطوار« alaoual.com 1 -Site web «Telquel» • 10 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Théa Ollivier | cliquez ici pour lire l′article 2 -Site web «alaoual.com» • 05 Novembre 2016 | cliquez ici pour lire l′article Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «Telquel.ma» • Lien site web «alaoual.com» Revue de Presse électronique EGC #2 | 23 ▲ 1 - » النسخة الثانية من الملتقى العام حول الثقافة بالباطوار« ailmaroc.net ▲ 2 - «Deux tiers des marocains n’ont pas acheté de livre pendant les douze derniers mois» sur le360.ma 1 -Site web «almaghribia.ma» • 20 Octobre 2016 | cliquez ici pour lire l′article 2 -Site web «le360.ma» • 14 Novembre 2016 | écrit par : Khalil Ibrahimi | cliquez ici pour lire l′article Lien(s) utile(s): • Lien site web «ailmaroc.net» • Lien site web «le360.ma» Revue de Presse électronique EGC #2 | 24 ◄ 1 - Aadel Essaadani coordinateur de l'association Racines «La culture doit devenir un élément structurel!» • Date : 21 Novembre 2016 • Radio: Luxe Radio | Émission : Les Matins Luxe • Minutage : -- • Avec : Naîma Mouaddine | Langue : Français • Cliquez ici pour écouter «La culture doit devenir un élément structurel!» ◄ 2 - Émission 2M Mag • Date : 21 Novembre 2016 • Chaine: Medi1 TV | Émission : 2M Mag • Minutage : De 01:59 min à 18:51 min • Avec : Monsef Sakhi | Langue : Arabe • Cliquez ici pour visionner 2M Mag (du 21 Novembre 2016) جمعيات في الملتقى العام حول الثقافة بالمغرب من أجل التواصل مع الشعب 3- ◄ • Date : 11 Novembre 2016 مرئيات : Rubrique • • Minutage : -- • Vidéo : Abdenabi El Moussaoui
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