A Friendly Relationship

For over two hundred years, the United States of America and the Kingdom of Morocco have enjoyed a close and friendly relationship. Morocco was one of the first countries to accord reorganization to the new American Republic when it allowed American ships access to Moroccan ports in 1777. The same year of the outbreak of the American revolution in 1787, the United States adopted its constitution and the two Nations signed the treaty of Peace and Friendship in Marrakech. It was renewed for an indefinite term in 1836.

WMC's Objectives

To strengthen relations between all members of the Moroccan American community within the united States..

To enhance mutual understanding with other communities and the society at large.

To promote fellowship, harmony and rapport, not only among people of the Moroccan-American community, but also among members of the entire American society, regardless of race, sex, or religion

To Achieve these Objectives, the Club shall:

Organize social, cultural, and sport events towards the promotion of our Moroccan cultural heritage.

Represent our cultural heritage in society through participation in local and national  events.

Coordinate activities and cooperate with other groups and other organizations in the area as well as nationwide .

 We recognize with joy the values that we have in common