I am sixteen years old and I belong to the “millennial generation” my parents to that of the “boomers”. I help the association with my computer knowledge. I am very motivated to try to change things in my country. Our existence must be lived with the idea that everything could stop from one day to the next, so we must prepare for our future and empathy towards others is vital.

As a student at Casa, my time at AMS was beneficial for me. Harden myself, become aware but above all direct my future in a more positive way. I appreciated the good advice, the teamwork, especially seeing that “unity is strength”. A course followed in France where my two years as a social actor gave me strong arguments appreciated by the school structure which trained me. I am proud to be Moroccan and my parents are happy with the doctorate I obtained. .

A big part of my life taking care of my family! At fifty-five I give more time to the humanitarian cause. Going to the most remote regions of the Kingdom with a team of young people engaged in humanitarian aid strengthens my opinion of these beautiful Moroccan youth who are the ferment of Morocco. Well done young people, you amaze me more every day!

Flooded and perilous roads, burning sun, inaccessible mountains… but welcoming populations, intrigued children: this is humanitarian action. Our passion for these douars becomes our primary vocation. Our interest in the cause of the most deprived among us is a goal in our lives. As a business manager in life, I am delighted to give my time and financial assistance so that the socially excluded are not forgotten!