VOICED: Quality not quantity for Morocco's shoe makers

The video discusses the traditional Moroccan leather shoes known as babouches, highlighting their cultural significance and the intricate craftsmanship involved in their production. It contrasts the quality and pricing of locally made babouches with cheaper, imported alternatives. The Moroccan government has implemented measures to protect local artisans by raising tariffs on imports and certifying traditional artisans. This certification ensures quality and helps artisans compete globally, boosting their business and preserving cultural heritage.

What are the main occasions for which traditional Moroccan leather shoes are worn?

Describe the process involved in making a babouche. How many stages are there?

What factors contribute to the pricing of Abdullah's bushes compared to cheaper alternatives?

What measures has the Moroccan government taken to protect local artisans from foreign imitations?

How does the certification of artisans impact the quality assurance of Moroccan bushes?