AMA Access Students' Leadership Festival ( Al M'diq, February, 5th - 7th, 2015)

AMA Access Students' Leadership Festival ( Al M'diq, February, 5th - 7th, 2015) was an attempt from the Association of Moroccan Alumni (AMA) to feed discovered gifts and  talents, provide its Access students with interaction and leadership opportunities and offer them a chance to be there where not many of their school mates were. From both Tahla and Tiznit to to both Tetouane and AL M’Diq… Two long ways and itineraries to and fro.

   The Association of Moroccan Alumni (AMA),  the Moroccan Resource Centers of English Network and the regional Language Office (RELO), in collaboration with the Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training, have offered twenty distinguished Access participants from Taza and Tiznite Regions a chance to huddle, befriend, communicate, share, mentor, support,  and enjoy a three-day holiday hundreds of miles away from home.

   The three-day AMA Students' Leadership Access Fesitival’s  programme managed to make room for a series of presentations, debates, role plays, learners’ projects, teachers’ projects, a creative writing feedback session , a poster session and a social evening that highlighted  lots of quasi-hidden artistic talents.

 Intissar  introduced to  her book  “ Le chant de la colomb” which she wrote at the age of forteen and for which  has so far been acclaimed by a number of personalities and institutions. Intissar Louah  is now an honored member of AMA for what she has managed to accomplish so far.

     Intissar Louah who received huge encouragement for her writing talent in Canada (letters from Canadian ministers and officials, and a letter from the Buckingham Palace from the Queen of Britain Elizabeth II) remains almost unknown in academic and cultural circles in Morocco.