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The image presents a coffee vending machine, branded "Venezia NECTA," located in Fez, Morocco. The machine's upper section features a graphic depicting a stylized brown coffee cup with steam, accompanied by five brown coffee beans and the word "coffee" in orange-brown letters against a white background. Below this graphic, the dark grey operational panel is visible. A red digital display shows "SEL-". The panel contains two vertical rows of selection buttons for various hot beverages; the left column lists options like "cafe sucre," "solo espresso," and "cafe creme" (coffee with sugar, solo espresso, coffee with milk, coffee with milk, coffee cream), while the right column includes "extra sucre," "cappuccino," "cafe lungo," "choc," and "latte" (extra sugar, cappuccino, long coffee, chocolate, latte). Green indicator lights are visible next to some buttons. An informational plaque provides text in French and Arabic, including a contact telephone number. To the right of the selection buttons, a coin slot and a change return opening are present, partially obscured by worn white paper labels. One label clearly indicates "4.00 DH" (Moroccan Dirham) as the unit price and "REND LA MONNAIE" (Return the change). The lower part of the machine's white exterior continues with decorative red-brown outline graphics of coffee beans, small coffee cups, and a disposable coffee cup. Centrally positioned is a square black receptacle with a transparent front, serving as the dispensing area for brewed beverages. Below and to the right of this, a small, black circular component, possibly a button or sensor, is observed. No individuals are present in the scene.
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