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The author views Arabic and French as acquired languages in Morocco, rather than the mother tongues of most Moroccans, and calls for treating them as tools for communication and making use of them. The author argues that French has provided a common language in African countries and sees making it an official constitutional language in Morocco as a possibility, citing countries with multiple official languages. The author also stresses that Moroccan identity cannot be reduced to Arabic, and that multilingualism fosters communication and cultural openness.
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