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Morocco Street

12-12-12

They are business leaders, fashion designers, athletes, artists, tour operators and scientists, born of Moroccan parents and true global citizens. In the Rue du Maroc, Otto Snoek points his camera at 14 Moroccans who were born or raised in the Netherlands or Belgium. Thanks to their multilingualism and knowledge of different cultures, they naturally travel between different countries, different cultures and different worlds. Out of conviction, they exchanged the safety of the Netherlands for the adventure and opportunities that Casablanca, Antwerp or Qatar represent. ATLASBRIDGES presents: Abdelbasset Zaghdoud: Broker| Hamza Benmira, Khalid Akouzdame and Yassine Hajdaoui: Actors "Van Borrelnootjez" | Hakim Jouahri: Fashion designer and owner of Club Costume | Hoda Hamdaoui: Editor of HODA Magazine | Ilhame Charif: MENA Transport and Consult Advisor | Khalil Aitblal: Director of events agency Refresh Events | Mohamed Saadouni: linguist at Leiden University | Said Elamraoui: Director of AtlasBridges | Samir Bantal: Architect| Sihame El Kaouakibi: owner of dance school Let's Go Urban | Siham Tib: fashion designer | Souhaib El Moussaoui: producer | Yahia Yousfi: presenter, DJ | Yessin Rahmouni as Cavalier. Rue du maroc Photos by Otto Snoek in an installation by Aziz Bekkaoui.

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The project

From December 12, the Rue du Maroc will be visible at Menara Airport in Marrakech. The exhibition will then travel to various cities in Morocco. It ends in September 2013 at the MAS in Antwerp. Many of you will come to visit this wonderful exhibition in all its second phase in Morocco on 15-12-12 at 5 pm, Menara Marrakech Airport.

Rue du Maroc was founded in collaboration with:

The Department of Art and Culture of Rotterdam, the Fund for Cultural Participation, AtlasBridges, the Dutch Embassy in Morocco, the Embassy of Belgium in Morocco, the National Office of Railways (ONCF), the Ministry responsible for Moroccans living abroad, the National Airport Agency (ONDA) and Museum Aan de Stroom (MAS Antwerp)

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