In Morocco, living together is an intimate memory, a way of inhabiting our cities and our hearts. It is the outstretched hand of our elders, the blessings exchanged, the intertwining melodies of synagogues and mosques, and the words of Arabic and Hebrew that echo one another. This truth is simple: we belong to each other. The bond between the Kingdom and Judaism is not a closed chapter, but a living wellspring to irrigate the future.

 

Yet many memories are fading, stories are falling silent. Moroccan Judaism, this treasure that connects us, may be lost if we do not preserve it together. Inaction is no longer an option; this is our last chance. From this urgency springs my ambition: to create the Pink Tarbouche Foundation to make memory a project that unites and to turn faithfulness to our history into momentum for innovation. Our goal is to build a bridge of knowledge, culture, and opportunities between Morocco and Israel.

 

My journey stands at the crossroads of two worlds: that of numbers, as an actuary, and that of human connections, as a headhunter. These experiences have taught me rigor, patience, and above all the art of connecting and communicating. This alliance will guide our choices in designing reliable mechanisms and creating human connections that truly change trajectories.

 

I am not starting from scratch. For over a year now, I have been championing Moroccan Judaism and relations with Israel on social media, where an active community of more than 100,000 people encourages us to move from narrative to impact. Concretely, this means educating and transmitting this heritage to young people, connecting talents, and promoting an authentic image of our shared history with clear and measurable results.

 

I dream that tomorrow, a child from Morocco can say: "What I learned about our roots gave me direction." That students, entrepreneurs, artists, and decision-makers discover themselves as allies, not through nostalgia, but through ambition. That projects are born and our differences become strengths.

 

We are not merely honoring yesterday: we are opening a construction site for tomorrow. If this ambition speaks to you, join me. I carry this vision and these ideas, and it is with your trust that we can build this bridge. This is how memory remains alive: when it becomes a work and the work changes lives.