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assets/img/og.jpg
Original work of the site, 2026.
Work of the site. Not a third-party photo.
Credits
Every image still shown on the site has a source and a licence below. Photographs whose licence could not be proved have been taken off the pages. There is no video on the site.
assets/img/og.jpg
Original work of the site, 2026.
Work of the site. Not a third-party photo.
assets/img/lion-atlas-3d.png
Original work made for this site in 2026. Twin file: lion-atlas-3d-hero.png.
Owned by the site. Not a stock image.
assets/img/crowd-lyon-2022.jpg
Sebleouf, “Célébration supporters Maroc Coupe du monde 2022 à Lyon”, own work.
CC BY-SA 4.0 — Source file
assets/img/flag-maroc.png
Flag of Morocco, public-domain SVG on Wikimedia Commons, exported as PNG.
Public domain — Source file
assets/img/green-march-1975.jpg
Flaggingwill, “Green March 1975”.
CC BY-SA 4.0 — Source file
assets/img/tanger-med.jpg
Adam Cli, “PortofTangerMed1”.
CC BY-SA 4.0 — Source file
assets/img/al-boraq.jpg
SpreeTom, “Al Boraq Vitesse”.
CC BY-SA 4.0 — Source file
assets/img/stadium-mohammed-v.jpg
DRONE PROD-CINE MAROC, “Mohammed V stadium”.
CC0 — Source file
assets/img/hassan-ii.jpg
FuriousYogi, “Hassan II Mosque Plaza”.
CC BY-SA 4.0 — Source file
assets/img/roi-cop22.jpg
UN Climate Change, “King Mohammed VI”, COP22, Marrakech, 15 November 2016. Flickr, reviewed on Wikimedia Commons.
CC BY 2.0 — Source file
assets/img/roi-portrait.jpg
Same source as roi-cop22.jpg, crop published on Wikimedia Commons.
CC BY 2.0 — Source file
assets/img/roi-audience.jpg
Mayiik Ayii Deng, “His Majesty the King of Morocco”, 2 February 2017, own work.
CC BY-SA 4.0 — Source file
The generated crowd, flag, stadium, train, port and voice pictures, the older lion photograph, and the file roi.png (an official-looking portrait with no proven free licence) are no longer used. They stay in the repository only as unused files.