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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
This Figuig-native was born with special gifts : being an excellent storyteller with an excellent memory. To remember and honor his incredible journey we are telling the story of «Papy Chocolat».
Passionate about space and stars, Taha Shisseh has seen his dreams come true. Settled down in the United States, the researcher is expected to finish his PhD in August in Morocco, then carry on his research in asteroids and meteorites.
After a difficult childhood and a youth marked by a first success with a band called Derdba, Rabii Harnoune chose to stay in Germany and currently tries to regularize his immigration status in the country. This young Maâlem has just finished a first fusion album, which will be released next May, in collaboration with German DJ V.B.Kühl.
Musician and singer Saïd Tichiti has lived in Budapest for 22 years. In Hungary, this Guelmim-native is undoubtedly an ambassador of Moroccan music, with Amazigh, Gnawa and Hassani influences.
When he was ten years old, Najib Ben Ayad made a wish. He wanted to become a medical professional. His dream came true years later thanks to his hard work and determination.