Is Morocco a backward country?

No.

Morocco is one of the developed countries in Africa, and the living standards of local people are among the highest in Africa. This country adopts a European style. After all, it is very close to Europe and is deeply influenced by the cultural factors of European countries.

This country also has beautiful internal scenery and less man-made damage. Therefore, it has many unique natural landscapes that are pure and pollution-free, and has become a relatively famous tourist attraction.

Introduction

Morocco has a diverse climate. The northern part has a Mediterranean climate, with hot and dry summers and mild and humid winters. The average temperature in January is 12℃ and in July is 22-24℃. The precipitation ranges from 300 to 800 mm. The central part of the country has a subtropical mountain climate, which is mild and humid. The temperature changes with altitude. The annual average temperature in the foothills is about 20°C. Precipitation varies from 300 to 1400 mm. The eastern and southern parts have a tropical desert climate with an average annual temperature of about 20°C. The annual precipitation is less than 250 mm, and less than 100 mm in the south.

Dry and hot "Siroko wind" often occurs in summer. Since the Atlas Mountains that run diagonally across the country block the heat waves of the southern Sahara Desert, Morocco has a pleasant climate all year round and luxuriant flowers and trees, earning it the reputation of "a cool land under the scorching sun." Morocco is a picturesque country, also known as the "Garden of North Africa".