Tan-Tan:A delegation attending the 19th edition of the Tan-Tan Moussem festival in Morocco visited the UAE pavilion, where they explored various aspects of Emirati cultural heritage. The festival, taking place from October 30 to November 3, 2026, provided a platform for cultural exchange.

According to Wam, the delegation included officials, media representatives, and influencers from several countries. They were welcomed by Obaid Khalfan Al Mazrouei, Acting Director General of the Abu Dhabi Heritage Authority, Abdullah Butti Al Qubaisi, Executive Director of the Heritage Awareness and Knowledge Sector, and other officials and staff members.

The visitors toured the UAE pavilion, which was organized by the Abu Dhabi Heritage Authority in collaboration with several Emirati organizations dedicated to heritage preservation. The pavilion featured sections on the historical ties between the UAE and Morocco, as well as displays of intangible cultural heritage shared by the two nations.

The delegation also viewed exhibits on maritime heritage, traditional clothing, handicrafts, and an Emirati majlis, reflecting the country's hospitality traditions. Other displays included traditional cuisine, heritage games, Arabic coffee, and Moroccan mint tea.

During the visit, delegation members were briefed on the exhibits, which offered insights into traditional Emirati life and customs. They learned about efforts to safeguard this heritage and its importance to younger generations.

Live demonstrations of traditional crafts and folk arts were also part of the tour, providing an interactive experience of Emirati heritage practices. The delegation expressed appreciation for the cultural experiences and the efforts to promote understanding and exchange between peoples.

The UAE's participation in the festival underscores its commitment to cultural ties, promoting dialogue, and safeguarding heritage, reflecting the rich and diverse traditions of Emirati culture.