The image depicts a public courtyard area within the city of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Morocco, specifically near the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss I

The image depicts a public courtyard area within the city of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Morocco, specifically near the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss I. The central subject is a weathered, rectangular commemorative plaque, primarily white with black Arabic script, affixed to a multi-layered grey stone base. The inscription on the plaque identifies it as related to Moulay Idriss Al-Akbar and King Mohammed VI, dated 20 Jumada al-Akhira 1425 AH, corresponding to October 6, 2004 AD. To the left of the plaque, an individual in a dark hooded jacket stands facing away from the camera, partially obscured by the plaque. Further left, a second individual wearing a cap and jacket is visible near an arched entrance of a light-colored building featuring green-tiled roof accents. In the background to the right of the plaque, a third, indistinct individual is present near another structure. The environment includes a paved, light-colored courtyard. In the mid-ground right, a tall pole supports a red Moroccan flag and a traditional green lantern. Beyond the structures, rolling hills with sparse vegetation are visible under a clear, bright blue sky with minimal cloud cover. Partially visible on the ground to the lower right of the plaque is a stringed musical instrument, possibly a _guembri_, resting on a blue fabric. No direct interactions between individuals are discernible.