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00:00Welcome, Mr. Montasir.
00:02Welcome.
00:04Welcome to Morocco.
00:06Welcome to the Middle East.
00:08I'm glad to see you.
00:12Welcome.
00:14Welcome.
00:16So, you've lived in Russia for many years.
00:20How did the Russian look at Morocco?
00:24How did they see it?
00:26How did they see it?
00:28Look.
00:30At first, when we talk about Russia,
00:34we say it's cold,
00:36but they're really the people of the East.
00:38Just like when Mr. Dibater says
00:40that they're the people of the East
00:42and they have hot blood,
00:44the Russians are the same.
00:46So, when they look at Morocco,
00:48they feel that it's the land of thousands of nights,
00:52the land of traditional richness,
00:54and the land of lemons.
00:56For them, it was a day of joy.
01:00They put a small lemon tangerine
01:04with the Moroccan flag on it.
01:06It was next to the cake.
01:08Morocco.
01:10So, for them, it was a symbol of Morocco.
01:12If you want to say hello in Russian,
01:16dear viewers,
01:18and also to the people watching you,
01:20in this holy month,
01:22what do you say in Russian?
01:24But I don't know.
01:26I don't take responsibility for what I say.
01:28We agree directly.
01:30Now, I'll sit down.
01:32Dear viewers,
01:34dear Muntasir,
01:36dear Mr. Dibater,
01:38I congratulate you
01:40on the holy month of Ramadan.
01:42God willing,
01:44we thank you
01:46and all the best for you
01:48and for our viewers
01:50and for the Moroccan viewers
01:52who are Muslims.
01:58It's true that you grew up
02:00when you were a child in Morocco.
02:02You grew up in front of the great
02:04late Mr. Abdel Jabbar,
02:06the minister.
02:08How did you see him?
02:10True.
02:12The house was next to me.
02:14We were next to each other.
02:16My mother and late Mr. Jabbar's wife
02:18were in Morocco.
02:20We were in Dawdiyat.
02:22He was in prison
02:24at Al-Quds Mosque.
02:26I used to come from school
02:28to visit Mr. Jabbar,
02:30the minister.
02:32He was always carrying the book of God
02:34and he was always a servant.
02:36He was a man of knowledge.
02:38Of course.
02:40Why did you choose this profession
02:42from Moscow?
02:44Well,
02:46it started like this.
02:48First of all,
02:50I wanted to work in the field
02:52because my father's profession
02:54was a lawyer in Morocco.
02:56I wanted to get out of the stereotype
02:58of a lawyer.
03:00I started one year,
03:02but I wanted to change.
03:04So, I went to the field of hearing and sight.
03:06Hearing and sight offered me
03:08many options.
03:10In the end,
03:12I chose Moscow
03:14because my brothers
03:16in Dezam,
03:18the Moroccan TV channel,
03:20were the first ones
03:22to go to Russia.
03:24The difference is that
03:26my brothers were in other cities
03:28other than Moscow.
03:30I was one of the few people
03:32who studied in Moscow.
03:34They were there,
03:36but we were the first ones
03:38because Moscow is the center
03:40of decision-making
03:42and decision-making.
03:44So, I went there
03:46and started my studies.
03:48Now, we are in Ramadan.
03:50I want to know how was the atmosphere
03:52of Ramadan in Russia,
03:54especially that there are
03:56more than 2 million Muslims
03:58living in Moscow.
04:00Through my work,
04:02my brothers opened the doors
04:04to the atmosphere of Ramadan
04:06to the different communities
04:08living in Moscow.
04:10For example,
04:12to the Moroccans,
04:14the Syrians,
04:16the Muslims living in Moscow
04:18from Volgograd,
04:20from the southern republics
04:22of Russia.
04:24They are not citizens
04:26who embraced Islam.
04:28They have been Muslims
04:30for centuries.
04:32So, the atmosphere
04:34was very nice.
04:36We used to enjoy
04:38the food
04:40in Tadjik.
04:42Tadjik?
04:44Yes, Tadjik.
04:50It was called
04:52Kharcho.
04:54It was also
04:56a nice food
04:58and their customs
05:00were very nice.
05:02Of course, all the countries
05:04had their customs.
05:06It was hard
05:08to fast
05:1018 hours a day
05:12or 19 hours a day.
05:14Of course,
05:16even public transportation
05:18was difficult.
05:20For example,
05:22in Russia,
05:24we used to fast
05:26at 4 p.m.
05:28We used to fast
05:30from 10 p.m.
05:32to 7 p.m.
05:34We used to fast
05:36from 10 p.m.
05:38to 7 a.m.
05:40We used to fast
05:42from 4 a.m.
05:44to 7 p.m.
05:46Sometimes,
05:48we used to fast
05:50until 3 a.m.
05:52to be able to
05:54fast properly.
05:56But, thanks to God,
05:58we did not need to fast.
06:00We used to fast
06:02until 3 a.m.
06:04Did you sing in Russia?
06:06No, I did not.
06:08I hope so.
06:10I hope so.
06:12I hope so.
06:14I hope so.
06:16I hope so.
06:18You were the president
06:20of the Moroccan students' association
06:22in Moscow.
06:24What do you do now?
06:26What do you do now?
06:28We were students
06:30of one of the largest universities
06:32in Russia.
06:34We were represented
06:36by 150 nationalities.
06:38Our activities
06:40to promote Moroccan culture
06:42were important
06:44in terms of diplomacy.
06:46Our first goal
06:48was to promote
06:50Moroccan culture
06:52by spreading
06:54the Moroccan map
06:56in the Sahara
06:58and in all the
07:00Moroccan regions.
07:02Of course,
07:04the southern regions
07:06were always present with us.
07:08Greetings to the southern regions
07:10of Morocco.
07:12We used to organize
07:14exhibitions
07:16about the traditional
07:18Moroccan craft.
07:20The students
07:22used to bring
07:24the books
07:26to the guests.
07:28You used to wear Moroccan clothes.
07:30You worked in many
07:32international and Arabic exhibitions
07:34and covered many
07:36changes in the Russian society.
07:38Tell us about
07:40this experience.
07:42The period
07:44in which I lived
07:46was a great one.
07:48I came to Russia in 2000
07:50and left in 2014.
07:52There were
07:54big changes
07:56in politics, society,
07:58economy,
08:00peace and security.
08:04Through our activities
08:06in journalism,
08:08we were able to
08:10organize different activities.
08:12Of course,
08:14the map
08:16that I built in Russia
08:18is a human map
08:20because it is a people
08:22who have a vision
08:24for the future
08:26and know what they want
08:28from their country.
08:30Thus,
08:32the Russians are able
08:34to justify themselves
08:36thanks to their work.
08:38They are a rural people
08:40and they work
08:42in a certain way
08:44and in a certain program
08:46which is organized
08:48without transparency.
08:50You are the president
08:52of the Soviet University
08:54and Institute of Studies.
08:56What is your advice
08:58to students who want
09:00to emigrate
09:02and don't want to leave
09:04the country?
09:06It is a program
09:08where students
09:10know what they want.
09:12Thank God,
09:14the doors are open
09:16now.
09:18I want to go to Russia
09:20but it is cold.
09:22It is a beautiful summer
09:24from May to October.
09:26Thank God,
09:28the weather is cold
09:30in Morocco.
09:32This is normal.
09:34On the contrary,
09:36there is beauty
09:38in every part of Morocco.
09:40I want to go to Ifran
09:42because it is cold.
09:44Mohamed,
09:46I am a fan of Morocco.
09:48What does Morocco mean to you?
09:50It means a lot to me.
09:52Morocco
09:54is a place
09:56in my heart.
09:58I have been to
10:00many countries
10:02but I have never
10:04been to Morocco.
10:06I have been to many countries
10:08but I have never been to Morocco.
10:10I have been to many countries
10:12but the only person
10:14I have met
10:16is a person
10:18who taught me simplicity,
10:20kindness,
10:22and kindness.
10:24Thank God,
10:26I am happy
10:28to be in Morocco.
10:30Thank God.
10:32Greetings to the people of Morocco.
10:34I want to live in Morocco.
10:36I want to live in Morocco.
10:38I want to live in Morocco
10:40I want to live
10:42in Morocco and
10:44I also want to live in Morocco.
10:46Congratulations to you.
10:48My greetings to the lecturers
10:50and to the president of the university.
10:52My greetings to The University of Bany Abed.
10:54I want to tell you
10:56that I have seen
10:58there Yuna Debreyata,
11:04as well as Leila Ben Airline.
11:06the baccalaureate, Mr. Mustafa Al-Hamoushi, and Mr. Laila Bin Suleiman, who taught me,
11:10and Mr. Fawzi Bayan, who taught me Islamic studies, and so on.
11:15I salute you all.
11:17Of course, we salute you.