Having experienced ups and downs during his youth, while holding on to his studies to secure a stable job later, Mahjoub Bayassine was better able to help other young people in need from becoming marginalized. His Digital France School was so successful that the same concept found its way to Morocco.
Producer of the documentary film «Homo sapiens: the new origins», broadcast on Arte, Al Aoula, and 2M, Hind Saih is a fan of this cinematographic genre and has been producing it for two decades. For this Moroccan living in France, «telling our story, that of our parents and our grandparents is a duty».
For ten years, Zineb Zellag lived in Quebec, where she has made herself known in the academic world for her initiatives in favor of a new cultural and university dynamic that is less community-based and more inclusive.
Moroccan academic Hisham Aidi, a professor at Columbia University in the United States, won many prizes for his books, in which he discussed the relationship between art and politics.
With a migrant background, Fatima Zibouh was interested in the trajectories of these Belgians whose integration took place in stages. A political scientist and active in civil society, she has made the fight against discrimination her battle horse.
After traveling to China in 1995 to pursue a higher education, Nasser Bouchiba became a university professor, teaching in Mandarin. The Moroccan man is also an accomplished businessman who set up companies promoting Chinese investments in Africa.
Born in Morocco, Rachid Zerrouki has lived in France since the age of 15. Arrived in a new country, school quickly became his escape. Today, he is a teacher who helps students with difficult situations.
Harvard University researcher Rachid El Fatimy has just joined the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) in Morocco. He sets up programs in the health sector, aimed at improving access to and quality of care for cancer and Alzheimer's patients.
With her husband, Mariam Hjiouej Agha founded an NGO in Wellingborough (north-west London) to raise awareness about diabetes, the sickness that is afflicting her. Her associative action has been particularly solicited since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
Born and raised in Taounate, he joined the National School of Public Administration in Rabat and worked at the Interior Ministry. Mohammed El Idrissi El Bouzaidi left his job and later moved to the United States where he became a successful businessman.
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