Mériame Mezgueldi, a French-Moroccan artist, uses her evocative figurative art to explore themes of identity and memory, paying tribute to the often-overlooked chibanis, immigrant workers like her father who helped shape France's history. Through her paintings and upcoming graphic novel, Mezgueldi seeks to honor their legacy and bridge cultural divides, turning art into a powerful act of resistance and solidarity.
The first edition of «Ifquirn – Les Chibanis» is taking place in Gennevilliers, where several community groups are bringing together the elders and giving them a platform to share their stories of labor migration. This is a space for expression and connection, intended as a way to lift the veil of modesty surrounding these narratives, allowing them to be reclaimed and rooted in the present.
Since the inauguration of the new cemetery and military section in Alnif-Bougafer on February 12 in the Drâa-Tafilalet region, the ceremony has drawn criticism online. For researchers and local community activists, however, the aim goes beyond symbolic tribute: it is about preserving what remains of a defining chapter of Moroccan resistance in 1933.
Belgian-Moroccan filmmaker Karima Saïdi delves into the rich tapestry of migration stories, crafting a cinematic dialogue that bridges generations and cultures. Through her documentaries, Saïdi explores themes of memory, identity, and coexistence, offering a poignant reflection on the shared narratives that connect the living with their ancestral roots.
Maryam Touzani's latest feature film, Calle Málaga, which is Morocco's official entry for the 2026 Oscars, captivated audiences at the Marrakech International Film Festival. This poignant narrative, set against the vibrant backdrop of Tangier, explores themes of belonging and memory through the story of a Spanish woman clinging to her cherished home, blending humor and emotion in a tribute to the director's roots and personal loss.
A symbolic marathon will link Targuist to Tamassint on September 27, 2025, organized by the Habiba & Ahmed Foundation with support from the Rif Memory Association. More than just a sporting event, it is a collective initiative that blends remembrance with action, aiming to spread a message of peace and reinforce the bonds between generations of migrants from Morocco and Belgium.
Speaking at the International Publishing and Book Fair (SIEL 2025) in Rabat, which runs until April 27, Belgian-Moroccan academic Hassan Bousetta presented his book, Entre Deux Rives, published by Maha Editions. Supported by the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad (CCME), the doctor of political and social sciences offers a historical, political, and contemporary analysis of the evolving relationship between the two countries, shaped by migrations that have profoundly influenced human
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
Extra-virgin olive oil, the main component of the Mediterranean diet is proved to be one of the healthiest foods that can preserve memory and protects the brain against Alzheimer. The study revealing this revolutionary discovery and published by Temple University Health System suggests that extra-virgin olive oil, mostly consumed and produced in Morocco, boosts learning abilities.
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