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Dutch-Moroccan community mourns pioneer
Ahmad Lamnadi is one of the most prominent Moroccan pioneers in the Netherlands from the first generation. He led a long struggle for the rights of the Moroccan community in the Netherlands, having migrated to Europe at the age of fifteen. He faced difficulties at the start of his journey, but he harnessed his faith in the power of language and community work to bring about change. Alongside his comrades, he founded initiatives to promote community rights, such as the Ziest experience, which gave migrants independent housing. He also engaged in political work and government communication, including negotiations with the Dutch government regarding dual citizenship, and served on the programming council of the Broadcasting Authority to ensure an independent voice for the community. Additionally, he worked as the director of the Foreigners’ Center in Alphen aan den Rijn. His efforts left a legacy of change and development, all while remaining true to his values. He made a lasting mark in the history of the Moroccan community in the Netherlands. After his passing, he will be buried in his hometown in the Al-Hoceima region, symbolically building a living bridge between Morocco and the Netherlands.
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