From Kenitra to Spain, Lahcen Boumakhtaf turned his own migration journey into a lifelong commitment to defending Moroccans abroad and vulnerable migrants. Through activism, mediation and “parallel diplomacy,” he has become one of the voices working to transform individual struggles into collective strength.
The Association of Moroccans in South Africa has called for improved access to consular services for nationals living in the country. Highlighting administrative challenges—especially in Cape Town—in renewing or obtaining important documents, the NGO’s president urges renewed efforts as the summer season approaches.
King Mohammed VI announced a major transformation in the management of Morocco's diaspora affairs, creating two main bodies to better serve Moroccans abroad. He emphasized streamlining procedures, enhancing cultural and linguistic ties, and boosting diaspora contributions to national investment.