From rap lyrics to the pages of a novel, Rachid Bozarhoun, the "French Moroccan," has transitioned from music to literature to amplify the voices of marginalized youth and explore societal tensions. His debut novel, "S-Land," marks a new chapter in his journey, drawing from his roots and experiences to challenge narratives and illuminate the unspoken.
Amine Kassid, known as Amine Le Conquérant, is redefining the narrative of French castles through his captivating videos. With roots in Morocco and a passion for stories overlooked by textbooks, he challenges cultural exclusivity and fosters diversity, all while training the next generation of filmmakers.
The Moroccan poet residing in the UAE, Meriem kouis, endeavors to make words a bridge between distant geographies. Her poems transport the reader between the spirit of the desert from which she hails and the urban spaces that have shaped her consciousness, between the profound Moroccan memory and the expansive Emirati presence.
The regional elections held on Sunday in Castile and León have confirmed a fundamental trend in Spain: the various right-wing factions are gaining ground, while the radical left is clearly losing its footing. This shift in the political landscape could have direct repercussions, both on relations with Morocco and on the situation of Moroccans residing in Spain.
Abdou Bouzerda, a Moroccan-Dutch journalist, built his career covering Middle Eastern affairs thanks to his mastery of Arabic, which allowed him to report on developments such as the Syrian war and the rise of ISIS. Now an analyst at the Dutch broadcaster VPRO, he provides insights into the region’s conflicts and their global implications.
Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita announced an imminent reform of Arabic language and Moroccan culture teaching for diaspora children, as part of the establishment of the Mohammedia Foundation.
Born in Poissy, France, but with a heart deeply connected to Morocco, Najma Jrane, known as "NAJ," has crafted a unique musical journey that bridges her dual heritage. With a blend of pop, R&B, and Eastern influences, her music celebrates her Moroccan roots, challenging stereotypes and expressing a profound cultural connection.