التواصل بين المغرب و السودان منذ العصر الحديث و أثره على التنوع الثقافي و الحضاري

Abstract EN

The Sudanese-Moroccan relations have developed significantly over the years.

In all fields, natural barriers have not been a barrier without social, cultural and social interaction between the north and south of the Sahara.

The Islamic conquests have contributed to the enhancement of this connection.

The study aims to highlight the cultural relations between the Nile Valley and Morocco, in light of the historical and human cultural data between the two regions.

These can be identified by elements such as Maghreb identification of the Nile Valley Sudan and the Maghreb migrations of the Nile Valley, which resulted in the influential Moroccan presence in Sudan.

Which became an element of convergence between the two regions.

In the 19th century, with the entry of the Turkish army into Sudan and with the help of the Moroccan soldiers, scientists and staff, they formed the basis of the cultural dialogue between the two regions.

The main factor of the Sudanese-Maghreb cultural relations is the entry of Islam into the two regions.

Both regions.

Study Methodology: The study was based on the historical and descriptive method for collecting and analyzing information.

The study reached the following results: First, the cultural relations between the eastern Sudan and Morocco, the relations between the islands.

Second: The Maghreb influence is culturally and culturally clear in Indigo Sudan.

Thirdly, Islam strengthened cultural relations between the two countries.

Recommendations of the study: First: Conducting studies in support of cultural communication between the two countries.

Second: Collect the historical and cultural heritage between the two countries in one museum.