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The account of Marcel Légille, former French ambassador to Yemen, reveals President François Mitterrand’s admiration for Yemeni cuisine during his visit to Sana’a in October 1993, and describes their conversation about its connections to Arab cuisines, including Moroccan cuisine. It highlights similarities between Yemen and Morocco in their earthenware cooking vessels and slow-cooking methods—for example, Yemen’s *madra* and *burma* alongside the Moroccan tagine and tangia—as well as similarities between *lahoh* and *baghrir* breads, and between *tawa* bread and *msemen*. The article suggests that these shared features reflect a deeper cultural connection rooted in the land, agriculture, memory, and everyday customs.
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