Imane Fatih, a Moroccan living in Izmir, Turkey, has spent over a decade teaching. She now balances teaching English and French with content creation, showcasing Moroccan culture, food, and daily life to a growing international audience, while combating stereotypes and inspiring others.
Tarek El kahodi's story reflects a living example of strength and determination in the face of challenges. Born with a visual impairment, Tariq did not let this obstacle prevent him from achieving his dreams. Instead, he transformed these challenges into a powerful drive, becoming a successful engineer and founder of the LIFE organization, which provides support to those in need in more than 25 countries. Through his dedication and resolve, Tariq has demonstrated remarkable achievements in
Moroccan Amal Imani never participated in the Olympic Games as a wrestler despite her continental success. However, fate had other plans, leading her to participate as a referee in the recent Paris Olympics.
Karim Mosta, a retired grandfather from France, recently completed a 15,000-kilometer cycling journey from Casablanca to Beijing, inspired by Ibn Battuta's travels. Known for his long-distance challenges, Mosta shares his life experiences with younger generations, promoting education, sport, and kindness.
Oussama El Harti, a Moroccan living in China, teaches Chinese through fun and engaging videos in Darija on Instagram, inspiring thousands of Moroccans to learn the language.
Since childhood, Hamadi Wolf, as he is known by his community of runners of all ages, has had a deep passion for sports. Holding a degree in mechanical engineering, he initially pursued a career in his field, but he has since fully committed to his true calling. After completing his first solo ultra-marathon on foot from Tangier to Agadir (920 km), he is now eagerly anticipating new challenges ahead.
In Thailand, where Morocco's boxing and Muay Thai champion Zakaria El Jamari currently resides, he continues to achieve success in martial arts. After winning numerous medals, the Moroccan champion is now pursuing his dream of returning home with the prestigious ONE Championship belt.
Although she was born and raised in Brussels, Belgian-Moroccan Faten Wehbe was deeply immersed in Moroccan culture from an early age, thanks to her grandmother. Now, with her new book «Retour aux Sources», she seeks to build bridges between the different generations of Moroccan immigrants in Belgium and keep them connected to their Moroccan heritage.
Alia Al Kasimi started a YouTube channel to share Moroccan recipes after missing the flavors of home while studying in the US. Despite initial criticism, she persevered, eventually launching a successful digital marketing company, creating an AI-generated Moroccan cookbook, and founding an online cooking school to preserve and teach authentic Moroccan cuisine globally.
Inspired by his father's passion for science and his parents' dedication to education, Abdallah Lamane excelled academically. This drive led him to become the first Moroccan accepted into the prestigious Harvard-MIT doctoral program in Health, Science, and Technology. Lamane aims to conduct groundbreaking cancer research.
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