Fondation Orient-Occident (FOO) is a Moroccan non-profit organization recognized of public utility. Intellectually and practically conceived as a bridge between the two shores of the Mediterranean, its mission is to come towards the difficulties of migrants, refugees and the disadvantaged youth, and to promote employability by setting up socio-educational and professional training centers. Fondation Orient-Occident also works for the protection of diversity, and for the valorisation of all cultures. Nowadays the Foundation is present in several Moroccan cities (and regions), namely Rabat, Casablanca, Larache, Tangier, Oujda, Fez, Marrakech, Youssoufia and Ben Guerir and in Italy. In addition, the Foundation carries out advocacy work at the international level, particularly in the framework of its participation to global meetings such as the World Economic Forum.
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At the Fondation Orient-Occident of Rabat
Festival Rabat-Africa 2022!
On the occasion of World Refugee Day, the Fondation Orient-Occident organizes the 15th edition of the Festival Rabat-Africa. On the program: an intercultural village, artistic creations, music from all over Africa, debates on the theme of migration, and many other activities…!! Discover the program, we wait for you!
Launch of a new artistic project: HUMANITES
HUMANITES project: Franco/Moroccan designers and migrants innovate together! Designers Philippe Daney and Hicham Lahlou alongside sub-Saharan refugees accompanied by the Fondation Orient-Occident. All together, they create a collection inspired by their respective paths and it starts now and here. Humanités is a project led by Franco/Moroccan designer architects Philippe Daney and Hicham Lahlou, alongside the
Festival of Tolerance
On the occasion of the Festival of Tolerance which will take place from June 20 to 24, 2022 in Rabat, the Foundation invites you to participate in a week of training on prejudice, tolerance and living together! This training is open to young people of different nationalities aged between 16 to 25, and aims to
