Diaspo #150 : Saeida Rouass, an East London writer and her Moroccan Jack the Ripper novel

Saeida Rouass is a Moroccan-British writer who has a strong connection to Moroccan history. In her book Assembly of the Dead (Jemaa el-Fnaa in Arabic), she tells the story of a Moroccan Jack the Ripper in a one of its kind detective story.

Diaspo #149: Mehdi Guennouni, real estate investment with an abiding passion

He is an ambitious and hardworking man. When Mehdi Guennouni talks about his projects, it is difficult not to feel the passion he has for his work. The real estate investor never chose the shortest path in his life. This risk-taker often alternated between rational choices and daring decisions.

Diaspo #148 : Nadira Najib, an environment enthusiast in the United States

In 2008, Nadira Najib decided to persue her studies in the United States?; She went to Harvard University and then strated working in the field of environment and water waste.

Diaspo #147 : Karim Amghar, fighting the good fight against the stereotypes

When Karim Amghar was 12 years old, he went through a life-changing experience. He felt difference and acted different, reacting to his encounter at school. Amghar is now a TV host, a teacher and a writer.

Diaspo #146 : Mohamed El Aissaoui, ambassador of Moroccan-Jewish heritage in the United States

Since he left for the United States in 2006, Mohamed El Aissaoui has been working to introduce Moroccan heritage, especially the one of the Jewish community, through the organization of meetings, gatherings and cultural activities. His activities caught the attention of royal adviser André Azoulay.

Diaspo #145 : Mouna Taroua, the ambitions of a biomedical engineer in the United States

In the United States, Mouna Taroua was able to make her childhood dream come true : working in the medical field. The biomedical engineer designs and manufactures «anatomically correct» 3D organs. The company she works for has currently turned to the production of Covid-19 protective tools.

Diaspo #144 : Rachid Saïdi, from medicine to hotel entrepreneurship

When he was a medical student in Paris, Rachid Saïdi ended up in the hotel industry, distinguishing himself in this sector. Today, his hotels host and fully support Moroccans stranded in France since the introduction of the sanitary measures linked to the coronavirus.

Diaspo #143 : Amine Hajitou, a Moroccan virologist and his crusade against cancer

University professor and head of department at the prestigious Imperial College London, Amine Hajitou is a virologist who had his name associated with a promising research against cancer. Currently, he is one of the experts consulted on the new coronavirus in the UK.

Diaspo #142 : Fouad Beniz, the Moroccan bodyguard who survived the coronavirus

Born in Brussels to parents from Berkane, Fouad Beniz, bodyguard to many celebrities, has made a name for himself through his company specialized in big events and security. He has ovecome several hardships, including his infection with the new coronavirus.

Diaspo #141 : Mostapha Bahja, the Moroccan artist who almost became a soldier

For twenty years, Moroccan-born Mostapha Bahja indulged in the world of theater and performing in Spain. He is one of the first Moroccan artists to make himself a name in the Spanish scene after several attempts in Morocco and the Netherlands.