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Hanane Zelouani Idrissi
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Hanane has over 9 years professional experience in nonprofit and business. Hanane works with the MENA program at the National Endowment for Democracy in Washington, DC, a donor organization. Her main responsibility is to develop and coordinate work with civil society in Iraq. She also worked with Vital Voices Global Partnership as a MENA program Manager. She has more than 11 years nonprofit experience in Morocco as a volunteer and board member with Union de L’Action Feminine Association in Casablanca- UAF.
Before coming to USA, she worked as a Senior Research Analyst with the multinational Nielsen, as a Liaison and Marketing Coordinator with South Korea Chamber of Commerce in Casablanca, and as a Market Research Executive with LMS Marketing. Hanane was born and raised in Casablanca. She has a Master’s degree in Humanities and Social Sciences from Alakhawayn University in Morocco and a diploma in marketing and communication from ESIG-Casablanca. 
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A choice of evils
By Karim Kadiri |
What to say about all that has changed in my life after deciding to uproot my life in the US in order to resettle in my native Casablanca.
As the title of this piece suggests, it is simply a matter of choice of evils, as there are negatives in either place and the idea therefore is to find which evil you can live with or tolerate better.
I was often told that my move to a supposed lesser country was tantamount to insanity, how could one leave this leading nation to live in an under-developed Morocco. I was also told I would lose all the great benefits and services America provided along with the common use of technology etc. For my part I saw none of the preceding as being an issue for the new Morocco had all that I needed and more. The US on the other hand represented nothing but the worst that humanity had to offer in my eyes, right or wrong I could only aim for the door.
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The Real Trophies of the Atlas Tournament
By Jamal Laoudi |
The Moroccan city of Agadir will host the 14th edition of the Atlas Cup, an annual soccer tournament for Moroccans living abroad, between the 17th and 22nd of June 2008. This tournament has been sponsored by Royal Air Maroc since its inception. Twenty four teams representing expatriates and Moroccans of origins from twenty four different countries will partake in this edition.
The USA expatriates will be represented by the Washington Athletic Club (WAC) for the fifth time in a row. WAC earned this privilege after participating in a qualifying tournament held in New Jersey in May during which a total of eight Moroccan teams representing various US states competed. WAC finished first thereby prevailing and winning the honor.
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