Faycal Bettioui is one of the few Moroccan Michelin starred chefs. Settled down in Germany, the Casablanca-native embraced his passion for cooking in the United States as a student before embarking in it at the professional level.
In little time, Moroccan student Hamza NaGham managed to set a busy schedule in China, going from studying to teaching all the way to singing. The Guelmim-native is active all over Wuhan, where he plans to kick-start an engineering career.
Settled down in Lebanon, Hinda El Garrab and Saad Fayad were able to make a name for themselves in the Middle Eastern country. Thanks to the reputation of the Moroccan delights they sell in their shop «Tanjia», the couple are planning to conquer other chapters of the Moroccan cuisine.
Born in France, near the country's border with Switzerland, Fouad Zrhari was into metalwork, which made him discover his passion for watchmaking. Today, he is a distinguished watchmaker with a brand that is famous among stars and celebrities.
Born in Tunis in 1984 to a Tunisian father and a Moroccan mother, Fawez Zahmoul is the first tattoo artist to get a tattoo business licence in Tunisia. He is also the founder of the Tunisian National Tattoo School, after having built a career in North Africa and around the world.
After Algerian Prime Minister accused Morocco of thinking that Couscous is one of its exclusive products, Morocco responded. Speaking Thursday, Mustapha El Khalfi told reporters that everyone knows the origins of the dish.
Born in France, comedian Hafid Stitou is a jack of all trades. After having entered the cinema industry by chance, he is now making himself a name slowly but surely.
Constructed by a group of British expatriates in the 40s, the Boubana pet cemetery is currently falling through the cracks. The facility has been home for years to cats, dogs and working animals.
A group of veiled women wore their best Avengers costumes at the New York Comic Con. Their photo went viral on the internet, emphasizing diversity.
In 1955, England’s best director flew to Marrakesh to shoot his suspense movie, The Man Who Knew Too Much. Permission for the shooting was obtained from Pasha El Glaoui by the producing company, Paramount Pictures.
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