On April 8, Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah), The Washington Institute held a virtual Policy Forum with Ali al-Nuaimi, Zeina Barakat, and El Mehdi Boudra. Nuaimi is chairman of Hedayah, the UAE’s leading institution in the fight to counter violent extremism. Barakat is academic coordinator for the European Wasatia Graduate School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Europa-Universitat Flensburg. Boudra is founder of Mimouna, an organization of Moroccan Muslims committed to preserving the heritage of the country’s Jewish community.
Every event we organize, every food basket we deliver, and every dialogue circle we lead is made possible by engaged allies. From student volunteers to global donors, a vibrant community stands behind Mimouna’s mission.
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Mimouna is a Moroccan association that strives to preserve and promote the history of Morocco’s ancient Jewish community. Founded in 2007, Mimouna seeks to educate the Moroccan people about the Jewish culture and encourage harmony between Jews and Muslims.
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