Rédaction Africa Links 24 with ALM
Published on 2024-04-02 10:58:30
The impact of this event will be felt far beyond this magical night. This iftar has become a symbol of what we can accomplish together, perfectly illustrating the unity of collective will in service of a common cause.
Event: On the magical evening of Friday, March 29, Marrakech El Bahja shone brightly, bringing together over 1,500 people around the largest iftar table in Africa, stretching majestically over 500 meters, for the second edition of the “Iftar of the Heart and Senses.”
This initiative, led by the Association of Restaurateurs of the Wilaya of Marrakech (ARWM) and M Avenue, in support of the SOS Children’s Villages Association, was dedicated to the reconstruction and renovation of schools damaged by the earthquake in the Al Haouz region, where each participant contributed to changing the future of these children.
A lineup of committed personalities
The heart of Marrakech beat to the rhythm of sharing and encounters, in an atmosphere electrified by a high-level artistic program. The evening saw the participation of iconic figures from culture, art, and social sectors, as well as influential personalities from the world of business and philanthropy. Rahal Maître Traiteur’s performances delighted palates, while the stage came alive with the voices of Ahmed Soultan, Mourad Bouriqui, Moncef Bouriqui, Mohamed Reda, Eko, Youssef Jrifi, Shaimae Abdelaziz, as well as the Bana Troupe and the Bakhou Troupe. The inspiring presence of Saad Abid as host and moderator added depth and resonance to the event, engaging the crowd in a reflection on the importance of sharing, unity, and mutual support.
A memorable evening
The heart of Marrakech beat with solidarity, in an atmosphere filled with joy and emotion. The evening exceeded expectations, creating a vortex of positive energy and a sense of belonging to a united community for a noble cause. “This solidarity initiative demonstrates our commitment to the communities most affected by tragedies and opens up new educational horizons for affected children,” said Amine Demnati, president of SOS Children’s Villages Morocco.
A collective commitment to the future
“This event goes beyond a simple meal to become a celebration of our commitment to the values of social solidarity and collective progress,” says Imane Rmili, president of the Regional Association of Restaurateurs of Marrakech-Safi, highlighting the allocation of funds raised for the reconstruction of schools, “projects of hope and future.” As the echoes of the evening continue to resonate in the hearts of all who participated, the impact of this event will be felt far beyond this enchanted night. This iftar has become a symbol of what we can accomplish together, perfectly illustrating the unity of collective will in service of a common cause. The city of Marrakech, with its legendary spirit of sharing and solidarity, has once again proven that it is ready to face the challenges of tomorrow and to contribute significantly to the future of youth. This evening will be remembered as a testament to what the Moroccan community can achieve when hearts and minds unite for a noble cause.
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