An interior upward-angled view in Salé, Morocco, displays a string of national flags (bunting) suspended horizontally across a light-colored, textured ceiling

An interior upward-angled view in Salé, Morocco, displays a string of national flags (bunting) suspended horizontally across a light-colored, textured ceiling. From left to right, identifiable flags include Sudan (black, white, red, with a green triangle), Nigeria (green, white, green vertical stripes), Zambia (green with an orange eagle and lower right stripes), and Gabon (green, yellow, blue horizontal stripes). A secondary string of flags descends perpendicularly from the right side of the main string, prominently featuring Uganda (black, yellow, red, with a white circle containing a crane) and the Democratic Republic of Congo (light blue with a yellow star and a red diagonal stripe bordered by yellow). The ceiling is fitted with multiple circular recessed light fixtures. Below the flags, a dark-colored retractable awning or blind system is partially visible, positioned beneath a grey horizontal beam that also contains recessed lighting. Beyond the awning, an outdoor area is partially discernible, showing a white umbrella and an orange triangular object. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted.