National Seminar Revisits Trast Corner History
Today, Sunday, the national symposium on "Trust in Regional and National History" was concluded in Inzegan. The event was organized by the Shoura Trust Association and lasted for three days. The symposium discussed the history of the Trast region, focusing especially on its ancient mosque, which is believed to be the oldest in Agadir and the first where Friday prayers were held. It also included historical documents dating back to 1799 that shed light on the social and political life of the area since the 18th century. The discussions covered the origins of the Shoura Trusts, their maritime history, the evolution of their borders, and their resistance against occupation. Additionally, the symposium featured displays of the region’s cultural and artistic heritage, including exhibitions of manuscripts and Amazigh artifacts.
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