Founding director of the Amazigh Times website, Natij Benseddiq’s passion led him to the world of journalism. In Rotterdam, he is involved in serving his community.
After working for years as a consular official in Düsseldorf, Moroccan national Mohammed Assila became an expert in teaching Islam in Spain before serving as a member of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany.
Living currently in Paris, British-Moroccan Hind Bensari is a political scientist who managed to make a name in the cinema industry. She directed two documentary films that gained so much success and recognition.
This Moroccan-Belgian national from Casablanca has set up his company in Brussels to help people with reduced mobility in the city.
Moroccan-born Keltoum Kamal Idrissi co-founded a shop that sells modest yet modern clothes for veiled women in Italy.
French-Moroccan national Youssef Mellouki has been living in France since 2010. While in Paris, he contributes to the development of his country. He created an association that helps disadvantaged Moroccan students.
Born in France, comedian Hafid Stitou is a jack of all trades. After having entered the cinema industry by chance, he is now making himself a name slowly but surely.
Co-founder of several initiatives including «Incleaders», «Bridgizz» and «180Amsterdammers», Ahmed Larouz is a Moroccan national who lives in the Netherlands. The computer engineer has been helping for more than 20 years the Moroccan diaspora in the Netherlands.
In 1985, Hassan M’souli moved to Australia to be an actor. 33 years later, he became one of Sydney’s leading executive chefs.
Raised in Saint-Denis, France, documentary director and writer Bouchera Azzouz is a feminist creator. Today, she accompanies women from the suburbs to help them be independent and autonomous.