Rabat

Rabat (/rəˈbɑːt/, meŋ lɛ UK: /rəˈbæt/, US: /rɑːˈbɑːt/; Arabic: الرباط, romanized: ar-Ribāṭ)  e la kapital paaloŋ ko Morocco kyɛ la teŋkpoŋ ko a urban population  naŋ e 580,000 (2014) ane a metropolitan noba yagroŋ naŋ e 1.2 miliyɔɔ. O meŋ e la kapital teŋɛ ko Rabat-Salé-Kénitra administrative region. Rabat bezie la Atlantic Ocean naŋ peɛle a Bou Regreg baa noɔreŋ, opposite Salé, a teŋɛ meŋɛ commuter paaloŋ.

 Tembilii pommu 
A paaloŋ po-eŋɛɛ a paaloŋ sere ama:
NameGeographic codeTypeHouseholdsPopulation (2014)Foreign populationMoroccan populationNotesAgdal Riyad421.01.01.Arrondissement22,39977,2574,57272,685El Youssoufia421.01.03.Arrondissement42,312170,5612,858167,703Hassan421.01.05.Arrondissement32,848108,1792,151106,025Souissi421.01.06.Arrondissement5,92423,3661,20322,163Touarga421.01.07.Municipality8123,93283,924Yacoub El Mansour421.01.09.Arrondissement47,375194,5322,099192,43

 Climate 
Climate data for Rabat (Rabat–Salé Airport) 1991–2020, extremes 1943–presentMonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecYearRecord high °C (°F)30.0
(86.0)33.9
(93.0)35.8
(96.4)37.6
(99.7)43.0
(109.4)46.3
(115.3)47.2
(117.0)45.8
(114.4)43.6
(110.5)38.7
(101.7)35.1
(95.2)30.4
(86.7)47.2
(117.0)Mean maximum °C (°F)22.7
(72.9)23.8
(74.8)28.6
(83.5)29.6
(85.3)33.8
(92.8)34.5
(94.1)36.3
(97.3)35.2
(95.4)33.7
(92.7)31.6
(88.9)27.8
(82.0)23.7
(74.7)40.5
(104.9)Mean daily maximum °C (°F)17.4
(63.3)18.2
(64.8)20.2
(68.4)21.2
(70.2)23.6
(74.5)25.6
(78.1)27.2
(81.0)27.8
(82.0)26.6
(79.9)24.8
(76.6)21.1
(70.0)18.6
(65.5)22.7
(72.9)Daily mean °C (°F)12.3
(54.1)13.0
(55.4)14.8
(58.6)16.0
(60.8)18.5
(65.3)20.8
(69.4)22.6
(72.7)23.1
(73.6)21.7
(71.1)19.6
(67.3)15.9
(60.6)13.7
(56.7)17.7
(63.9)Mean daily minimum °C (°F)7.2
(45.0)7.8
(46.0)9.5
(49.1)10.9
(51.6)13.3
(55.9)15.9
(60.6)17.9
(64.2)18.3
(64.9)16.8
(62.2)14.4
(57.9)10.8
(51.4)8.8
(47.8)12.6
(54.7)Mean minimum °C (°F)2.7
(36.9)3.1
(37.6)4.4
(39.9)6.5
(43.7)8.5
(47.3)11.5
(52.7)13.6
(56.5)14.2
(57.6)12.8
(55.0)10.1
(50.2)5.7
(42.3)3.9
(39.0)1.5
(34.7)Record low °C (°F)−3.2
(26.2)−2.6
(27.3)−1.0
(30.2)3.8
(38.8)5.3
(41.5)8.2
(46.8)10.0
(50.0)11.0
(51.8)10.0
(50.0)5.8
(42.4)0.3
(32.5)−0.6
(30.9)−3.2
(26.2)Average precipitation mm (inches)80.9
(3.19)60.5
(2.38)62.6
(2.46)42.3
(1.67)17.9
(0.70)3.6
(0.14)0.4
(0.02)0.6
(0.02)13.7
(0.54)54.9
(2.16)94.3
(3.71)90.2
(3.55)521.9
(20.55)Average precipitation days (≥ 1.0 mm)7.66.46.45.32.70.80.20.31.95.27.47.651.8Average relative humidity (%)82828078777878798079808380Mean monthly sunshine hours192.2193.2248.0270.0310.0312.0337.9328.6279.0251.1204.0195.33,131.3Percentage possible sunshine60.862.766.769.271.471.276.278.575.071.766.063.069.0Source 1: NOAA (sun 1961–1990)Source 2: Deutscher Wetterdienst (humidity 1973–1993, record highs and lows), Meteo Climat (record highs and lows) Infoclimat

 Sakuuri 

 Kolaagyiri ane universities 
Public:

 Mohammed V University was founded in 1957
 National Institute of Statistics and Applied Economics was founded 1961
 National School of Architecture (1980)

Private:

 HEM Business School, founded 1993

 Sori Tuubu 

 Air 
Rabat's main airport la Rabat–Salé Airport.

A bɔlŋmɛ ziiri la:

 ASFAR (football club)
 ASFAR (women)
 FUS de Rabat
 Stade Marocain
 Hilal de Rabat
 Union de Touarga
 Youssoufia Club de Rabat

 Handball 

 ASFAR
 FUS de Rabat
 Le Stade Marocain

 Basketball 
The local basketball teams are:

 ASFAR
 FUS de Rabat
 Moghreb de Rabat
 FAR

 Volleyball 

 ASFAR
 FUS de Rabat
 Crédit agricole Rabat
Nembanne mine

Politicians:
Reuven Abergel, Israeli social and political activist
Marc Perrin de Brichambaut, French judge and diplomat
Dominique de Villepin, former Prime Minister of France
Richard Dell'Agnola, French politician
Omar El Bahraoui, former mayor of Rabat
David Levy, Israeli politician
Maxim Levy, Israeli politician
Bernard Squarcini, French counter-terrorism director
Asmaa Rhlalou, mayor of Rabat

Scientists, writers and philosophers:
Abdellah Taïa, writer
Mehdi Elmanjra, scholar
Robert Assaraf, historian
Alain Badiou, French philosopher
Mohammed Suerte Bennani, Moroccan novelist
Mohammed Berrada, Moroccan novelist, literary critic, and translator
Helene Hagan, Franco-American writer anthropologist
Abdelfattah Kilito, Moroccan writer
Bahaa Trabelsi, Moroccan novelist
Mohammad Naciri, Regional Director for the Arab States and Asia Pacific for the UN Women

Artists:
Samira Said, Moroccan singer and actress
Saad Lamjarred, Moroccan singer and actor
 Hajib, Moroccan Chaabi singer
Shlomo Bar, Israeli musician
Fabienne Égal, French announcer and television host
Roland Giraud, French actor
Macha Méril, French actress and writer
Daniel Siboni, French photographer
Stormy (rapper), Moroccan rapper and songwriter
Bryce Hudson, American painter and photographer

Sports:
Saïd Aït-Bahi, Moroccan footballer
Rachid Benmahmoud, Former footballer 
Bouabid Bouden, Moroccan footballer
Custodio Dos Reis, French road bicycle racer
Younes El Aynaoui, Moroccan tennis player
Adam Ennafati, footballer 
Younes Khattabi, Moroccan rugby league player
Ait Hammi Miloud, Moroccan Olympic boxer
Jean Patrick Lesobre, French Rugby Union player
Younès Moudrik, Moroccan long jumper
Youssef Rabeh, Former footballer 
Brahim Taleb, Moroccan long-distance runner

Royal descendants:
Mohammed VI of Morocco, King of Morocco
Prince Moulay Rachid of Morocco
Princess Lalla Aicha of Morocco
Twin towns – sister cities

Rabat is twinned with:

Cairo, Egypt
Guangzhou, China
Honolulu, United States
Istanbul, Turkey
Lisbon, Portugal
Lyon, France
Madrid, Spain
Nablus, Palestine

Tunis, Tunisia
External links

Rabat Tourist Portal
Entry in Lexicorient. .

Tarejiihi
Category:Wp/wlx

Category:Prefectural capitals in Morocco
Category:Capitals in Africa
Category:Regional capitals in Morocco
Category:Populated places established in the 3rd century BC