Morocco in the Guinness World Records #1 : From the smallest festival to the oldest jewelry

The Guinness World Records is filled with numerous individual and group records that have been set in Morocco. These achievements span across cultural, sports, artistic, and heritage fields. Here are some of these records.

Diaspo #400 : From Paris to Sydney, Jamal Gzem captures human stories through his lens

Jamal Gzem left behind a finance career to pursue his true passion, street photography and filmmaking, capturing powerful portraits and personal stories from strangers across cities like Paris, London, and Sydney. His work, shared widely online, highlights human connection and emotion, reminding us that «we are all the same, and yet all unique».

Diaspo #398 : From Belgium to Morocco, Sarra El Massaoudi celebrates our migrant heritage

Deeply committed to celebrating her dual heritage and amplifying diverse voices in Belgium, Sarra El Massaoudi is devoted to documenting the migration stories of both past and present generations. Her work of remembrance defines her contribution as a Belgian-Moroccan journalist, offering a fresh perspective on mobility as a shared chapter in the histories of both her countries.

Exploring refugee narratives : A dialogue on migration and identity in Morocco

Diaspo #392 : Maysoun Bouga celebrates Amazigh and First Nations Australian cultures

Maysoun Bouga, originally from Casablanca, uses Applied Theater to reconnect with her Amazigh heritage by rediscovering Moroccan folktales and language. Her cross-cultural show Sunrise to Sunset, which will take place on Thursday, June 12, in Casablanca, blends storytelling, dance, and music to celebrate Amazigh and First Nations Australian cultures.

I have Two Loves : Moroccan voices celebrating immigration stories through collaborative writing

Coordinated by Fatiha Saidi, the collective work «I have Two Loves» is a collection of short stories featuring contributions from 12 binational authors who explore their connections to both Morocco and Belgium through a collaborative creative process. Co-published by La Croisée des Chemins and Les Nouvelles Éditions Belges, in partnership with the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad (CCME), the book marks the culmination of a unique writing experience within

On his bike, this Moroccan is on a journey to preserve Marrakech's history

Khalid Aboubi, a Marrakech native and cycling enthusiast, explores and documents the history of his city’s streets and neighborhoods, sharing stories and insights through social media. Driven by a passion for history, he relies on both research and local folklore to preserve the city’s heritage.