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Coup Attack on Radio and TV Stations
The Koutoubia Mosque in Rabat, founded in 1956, is considered one of the city's symbols and a witness to the history of the capital, especially during the era of journalists and artists. It holds memories of the coup attempt and other significant moments, such as the 1971 coup attempt which brought a cautious calm to the area. Located near the Radio and Television offices, it became a gathering spot for journalists and a hub for political and cultural discussions. The mosque has preserved its architectural traditions and has not changed to reflect the old spirit of Rabat. The Koutoubia remains a living testament to the city's history, maintaining its status as a piece of living memory of life in Rabat, despite the city's changes and the passing of generations.
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