Summary: Rabat - The Moroccan model of advanced regionalization is clearly part of the decentralized, democratic state and marks a quantum leap in the process of democratizing society, said Monday in Rabat Omar Azziman, Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Regionalisation.
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Ancient Mesopotamian Geography and Location. The very name Mesopotamia speaks of the geographical location it is located in. It is actually a Greek word which can be broken into 'mesos' which means middle and 'potamos' which stands for land between rivers. The two rivers in question here are the Tigris and Euphrates.This region is the modern day Iraq and a small part of Syria. These lands were called the Sumer of Akkad and Babylonia in the third and second millennium respectively. The soil of this region was so fertile that it was just apt for a settlement.he two rivers in question here are the Tigris and Euphrates. This region is the modern day Iraq and a small part of Syria. These lands were called the Sumer of Akkad and Babylonia in the third and second millennium respectively. The soil of this region was so fertile that it was just apt for a settlement.