King Abdul Aziz Foundation, Research center in Casablanca, Morocco.
The King Abdul Aziz Foundation is a research center in Casablanca housing a library with approximately one million books spanning literature, sciences, and humanities. The building is divided into two main wings, each containing specialized collections organized by academic field.
The foundation was established in 1985 by King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud as a center for documentation and scientific research in Casablanca. Its creation reflected a commitment to supporting education and cultural exchange across the region.
The foundation maintains two specialized collections named after Ibn Rushd and Ibn Khaldun, reflecting a deep engagement with Arab and Islamic intellectual traditions. Visitors notice how these sections shape the way people approach learning and research in the broader institution.
The center is located near the Atlantic coast and is accessible to visitors interested in research or exploring the collections. It is best to contact the foundation in advance for information about visiting hours, access, and any specific research requests.
The center employs specialized automated indexing systems that make research across its vast collections significantly easier. The foundation also provides targeted support to young researchers in publishing their doctoral dissertations.
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