Photos belonging to a young man named Mohamed Almaki, originally from the Tinghir region, have ignited social networks because of his spontaneous and human reaction to two French tourists obsessed with finding the unknown in a forgotten area of the Atlas mountains.
Muhammad al-Makki, or nicknamed “Moha”, did not know that the phrase “We do not sell bread” would lead him to great fame, after French media reported on his treatment and behavior towards two tourists French when she asked him to get bread in exchange for money, so he gave them bread, saying what it means “money no … we don’t sell bread”.
With this sincere spontaneity which draws on the generosity of the presence of Moroccans anchored in history, the young “Moha” has succeeded in painting a very beautiful picture of Morocco, an image that has been relayed by the international media, which they have. documented through a video cassette widely distributed in Europe.
Despite Muhammad’s poverty, he presented a magnificent painting that reflects the generosity and generosity of Moroccans, when he refused to receive money in exchange for a “bread” he offered to two French tourists. . Those who followed the report in Europe and Morocco … “a poor young man, rich in convictions and human values, and his broad smile overcame the harshness of life in the Atlas Mountains.”
The success of the young “Moha” in providing free and quality publicity for Moroccan tourism, the millions of dirhams spent by the line ministry may not be enough to provide him with similar publicity.
