Amine Drissi Boutaybi, 36 years old, is a Moroccan actuary with a singular journey, divided between the rigor of numbers and the power of narratives. After five years in consulting and insurance, he devoted seven years to a rare and demanding role: headhunter for actuaries, revealing the most discrete talents of a precision profession.

 

Under the pseudonym @pink.tarbouche, he has established himself as an influential content creator. On social networks, he explores the soul of Morocco: its history, its culture, but also the more sensitive dimensions of its identity. He highlights Moroccan Judaism, living memory of a plural past, and decrypts with nuance the relations between Morocco and Israel, a subject that is at once historical, political, and human.

 

Amine is also the author of the book "150 Questions about Morocco," a work that brings together essential inquiries about society, Judaism, economy, culture, and many other facets of the Kingdom. Through this work, he invites readers to go beyond clichés to better grasp the complexity and richness of Morocco.

 

Through his chronicles and writings, Amine combines the actuary's eye with the storyteller's pen. Numbers taught him rigor, but it is stories that give him breath and horizon. Between calculation and memory, reason and passion, he pursues a clear ambition: to make the Moroccan narrative a source of pride, knowledge, and dialogue.