Information about the publisher and host of my-medina.com, in accordance with the applicable legal obligations. Translation provided for information; the French version prevails.
| Name | MIA Synergie |
|---|---|
| Legal form | Limited liability company (SARL) under Moroccan law |
| Share capital | 100,000 dirhams |
| Registered office | 18, Avenue Allal Ben Abdallah Résidence Bureaux Wilaya, 2nd floor, Office 15 Quartier Hippodrome, Ville Nouvelle 30000 Fès, Morocco |
| Common company identifier (ICE) | 004020205000084 |
| Tax identifier (IF) | 73384725 |
| Business tax | No. 5000 2026 49348 Identification no.: 13605871 |
| Trade register | RC no. 91645, Fès Commercial Court |
| Publication director | Saâd Zouiten |
| Contact | contact@mia-synergie.com |
MIA Synergie has been registered with the Fès trade register since 5 October 2026.
The site is hosted by Hostinger International Ltd., 61 Lordou Vironos Street, 6023 Larnaca, Cyprus. hostinger.fr
My Medina is an editorial site devoted to the medina of Fès: its monuments, souks, fondouks and crafts, as well as a selection of places to stay and restaurants. It sells no product or service and has no commercial partnership with the establishments presented, which are selected editorially.
The texts published on this site are the property of MIA Synergie, unless otherwise stated. Any reproduction without prior authorisation is prohibited.
Not all photographs are covered by the same rules. Those from third-party sources are used under free licences and credited individually on the Photo credits page, which gives the author, source and exact licence of each. Map data comes from Wikidata (CC0) and OpenStreetMap (ODbL), and is credited on the same page.
The practical information published (opening hours, addresses, prices, condition of places) may change. It is checked as carefully as possible at the date of publication but does not constitute a commitment. Any error may be reported to contact@mia-synergie.com and will be corrected.
This site is governed by Moroccan law. In the event of a dispute, and failing an amicable settlement, the courts of Fès have jurisdiction. This clause does not affect the rights that the rules of their country of residence give to consumer visitors, in particular within the European Union.