Diaspo #82 : Hamza NaGham, a Moroccan busy bee in China

In little time, Moroccan student Hamza NaGham managed to set a busy schedule in China, going from studying to teaching all the way to singing. The Guelmim-native is active all over Wuhan, where he plans to kick-start an engineering career.

Diaspo #81 : Hinda and Saad Fayad, Morocco’s culinary arts ambassadors in Lebanon

Settled down in Lebanon, Hinda El Garrab and Saad Fayad were able to make a name for themselves in the Middle Eastern country. Thanks to the reputation of the Moroccan delights they sell in their shop «Tanjia», the couple are planning to conquer other chapters of the Moroccan cuisine.

Diaspo #80 : Fouad Zrhari, a Moroccan watchmaker and businessman

Born in France, near the country's border with Switzerland, Fouad Zrhari was into metalwork, which made him discover his passion for watchmaking. Today, he is a distinguished watchmaker with a brand that is famous among stars and celebrities.

Diaspo #79 : Nordine Oubaali, the champion of a boxing-loving family

On January the 19th, French-Moroccan Nordine Oubaali, 32, became the World Boxing Council bantamweight world champion. An achievement that he reached with the help of his family and his coach Ali Oubaali.

Diaspo #78 : Nadia Zerouali, sharing Moroccan-Dutch mothers' secret recipes

Born in the Netherlands, Nadia Zerouali is a cook book author and TV presenter who believes that sharing is caring. Her career has enabled her to preserve the memory of bi-cultural mothers in the Netherlands through cooking.

Diaspo #77 : Fawez Zahmoul, a tattoo artist and an ambassador for the Maghreb

Born in Tunis in 1984 to a Tunisian father and a Moroccan mother, Fawez Zahmoul is the first tattoo artist to get a tattoo business licence in Tunisia. He is also the founder of the Tunisian National Tattoo School, after having built a career in North Africa and around the world.

Diaspo #76 : Khalid Dahbi, London’s Moroccan chef and luxury entrepreneur

Born in Rabat, Khalid Dahbi’s love for culinary arts made him tour Europe for years. Based in London, the Moroccan man is a successful chef in the City and an entrepreneur who is fascinated with luxury and sophistication. 

Diaspo #75 : Belgian-Moroccan Hamid Douieb, a bi-cultural painter

Currently on display at the Espace Rivages in Rabat, Belgian-Moroccan Hamid Douieb is an artist en vogue. Born in Casablanca, he left for Belgium at the age of 20 and this decision changed his life forever after, making him more in touch with his artistic sense.

Diaspo #74 : Mohamed Lotfi, Montreal's Moroccan journalist and educator

He is a journalist, comedian, radio and TV presenter, and a painter. Mohamed Lotfi lives currently in Montreal, where he arrived in the 1980s as a student.

Diaspo #73 : Ahmed Serhani, London’s most beloved bus driver

Ahmed Serhani is London’s most beloved bus driver. The Moroccan national smiles, chats and supports his clients while on duty, which made his story go viral in Morocco and the UK.