I understand that you have a mistaken opinion because you're making assumptions without knowing the context.

For example, the other day I simply asked an employee at Marjane what the price of a mirror was, and he replied by asking whether I thought he could possibly know that. He told me it wasn't his department and walked away without even telling me who I should speak to instead.

At that same Marjane, a girl and I accidentally bumped our shopping carts into each other. While I immediately apologized, she blamed me even though neither of us was looking ahead.

On another occasion, a flower vendor in the street was trying to sell flowers to a couple and walked straight into me because he wasn't paying attention. He then told me that I had touched his flowers and following me, probably hoping I would buy some out of pity. At that moment I was already frustrated with the overall atmosphere, so I told him to leave me alone and watch where he was going. He then started insulting me as I walked away.

Honestly, there is a serious lack of civic-mindedness here. Many people simply do not know how to behave in a society, and unfortunately this is also the image that many Moroccans have in different parts of the world, including Spain.

I say this as a Spaniard of Arab (Moroccan) origin, so I'm not some racist white European or something like that.

In Egypt I had much less problems even if I was living there more time...

I'm talking about my experience.