Makroud (المقروض), makrout, maqroudh, or maqrouth, is a North African pastry that is popular in Algeria and Tunisia as well as in some cities of Morocco, Libya and Malta. Traditionally, makroud is composed of a dough made of semolina that is most commonly filled with dates but also figs or almonds. Of course, there are various recipes: some are baked or fried in oil, while others contain almonds or sesame seeds.Jollof Rice (Nsamé or Zaame)
Culture is a term that refers to the totality of a people's way of life, and it includes a wide range of issues such as the food, the clothes they wear, and the way they organize their societies. The climate was one of the main factors that affected the region's culture as it influenced migration into and out of the area. Another factor that influenced Libyan culture is the interaction with other cultures such as the Greeks, the Romans, and the Phoenicians.Culture - Liberia
In general, Libyans are friendly people, happy to share their heritage and culture with visitors to the extent of inviting them into their homes.Special Sights
Libya is located on the Mediterranean Sea (to the north).
Libya borders Egypt to the east.
Libya borders Sudan to the south-east.
Libya borders Niger to the south.
Libya borders Chad to the south.
Libya borders Tunisia to the west.
Libya borders Algeria to the west.
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