Mustapha Esadik, a Dutch-born journalist and teacher of Rif origin, has just released his book Football Champions of Africa, which explores political, social, and historical themes across 11 African countries through the lens of football. He describes its publication as a «long-held dream» and now hopes to secure translations in French, Arabic, and English to reach readers across Africa and its diaspora.
El Hassan Khanous Madani's journey from Fez to Riyadh is a testament to the power of ambition and adaptability. From his modest beginnings in Morocco's woodworking sector to representing a major Chinese company in Saudi Arabia, Madani has consistently turned challenges into opportunities, driven by a passion for design and a commitment to quality.
Established in about ten countries around the world, no fewer than thirty-four Moroccan leaders and civil society figures residing abroad have announced the creation of a platform designed to enhance their political participation in Morocco. In their open call for signatures, they advocate for a post-October 31 dynamic.
From the bustling kitchens of Casablanca to the opulent halls of Saudi Arabia's royal palace, Mohammed Cherif Kadmiri's culinary journey reflects a blend of passion, perseverance, and Moroccan pride. Now head chef for Al-Nassr Football Club, he shares his love for Moroccan cuisine with international stars, including Cristiano Ronaldo, while opening a new chapter with his restaurant, Bab Al-Maghrib, in Riyadh.
Zahoua Raji has never felt as deeply connected to any world as she does to that of her parents, who come from the medina of Casablanca. Before turning to filmmaking, the Brussels native traveled the world with her camera. Whether documenting social realities or fashion, this borderless journey enriched her artistic vision, one that explores lived experiences and imaginations at the crossroads of identity and cultural heritage.
Born in Australia to a Moroccan father and a Chilean mother, Karisma felt a double joy watching Morocco win the U-20 World Cup in Chile, a victory that united both sides of her heritage. Between four cultures and four languages, she celebrates her identity online, sharing her love for Morocco, Chile, France, and Australia.
From the neighborhoods of Beni Mellal to the training halls of Belgium, Khalid Allali has forged an exceptional path that blends passion with perseverance. This Moroccan coach has turned Taekwondo into a bridge connecting the children of the diaspora to their roots — transforming the experience of migration into a story of success, humanity, and identity.
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