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

Saudi Arabia backs Morocco's sovereignty over Sahara

«Reviens me dire je t'aime» : A powerful epistolary exploration of migration and family bonds

Family bonds : Key to socialization for Moroccans at home and abroad (Study)

«Family ties remain a fundamental value for many», asserts the Royal Institute for Strategic Studies (IRES). This holds true even across geographical distances, particularly for expatriates, as highlighted in the third edition of the national survey on social connections. The findings indicate that relationships with relatives living abroad remain strong.

Belgo-Moroccan identities in literature : A new collective work marks 60 years of immigration

RN MEP Malika Sorel criticizes Rachida Dati over a photo of her veiled mother and the Sahara

«Across the Sea» by French-Moroccan director Saïd Hamich Benlarbi delves into the anguish of exile

French-Moroccan director Saïd Hamich Benlarbi presents his second cinematic work. On Sunday, La mer au loin (Across the Sea) was screened at the Marrakech International Film Festival (FIFM 2024), competing alongside 14 other feature films.