Moroccan Miloud Chaabi Donates Portion of His Wealth to Education

Published on: 23 Jun, 2008 | Author: ahmed

Miloud Chaabi, a self-made Moroccan millionaire, decided to donate 10% of his wealth to build an American university in Morocco.

University of Maryland will have a satellite campus in Morocco with the help of Miloud Chaabi, head of YENA holding. In an unprecedented move in the history of Morocco, Mr.Chaabi decided to make a philanthropist work in education, a field that has been suffering lately in Morocco. Wealthy Moroccans usually make donations, mostly in public relations stunts, in the form of lump sums to the needy.

In my opinion, education is the best gift one can give to others.

Mr. Chaabi is also known in Morocco for his alcohol-free hotel chains and retail stores Aswak Asalam.

Many business leaders should follow his path. what a man!

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Dear mr Chaabi

Published on: 30 Jun, 2009 | Anonymous says:

everyone always knows better what to do with money..
so i say its really a good project and i believe that it wil win inshallah and only believers can change things.. so i believe in you, the moroccan citizen, and everyone who wants a better morocco, and a better world!

soukran

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Right on Mr. Ahmed,

Published on: 24 May, 2009 | Anonymous says:

Right on Mr. Ahmed, well-said! Hoping for the best! A great initiative in any case!

Best regards,
Lamiaa

Thank you Mr. Chaabi! what a

Published on: 09 Apr, 2009 | Anonymous says:

Thank you Mr. Chaabi! what a generous initiative! Moroccans should stop wasting time arguing about the obvious and help themsleves to a better place... We should all be proud of our country and stay positive to move forward.

Ghizlane R

Yes a good initiative. But

Published on: 28 Mar, 2009 | Anonymous says:

Yes a good initiative. But can Morocco not develop its own institutions like India / Pakistan / Malaysia.
I suppose this University will provide scholarships for the poor.

we can't judge untill

Published on: 19 Mar, 2009 | webmaster says:

Dear Lamiaa and Sara,
I Strongly believe that this a better education for the poor ones. We all know that the Moroccan education system has failed and we need new sights and approach. Perhaps is this one of the ways to solve millions of miseries.
Let’s hope for a better change.. and we should applaud anyone believing in that change.
What do we need more, he is creating jobs and providing people of “chaab” better education.

Greetz,
Ahmed

WHAT S A MAN

Published on: 25 Nov, 2008 | Anonymous says:

NO NEED TO REPEAT WHAT SARA SAID ABOUT THAT PROJECT, I TOTALY AGREE WITH HER.

I would like to get more

Published on: 07 Sep, 2008 | Anonymous says:

I would like to get more information about the Miloud Chaabi Foundation. Can anybody help me?

Regards,
Manar.

YNNA HOLDING

Published on: 25 Nov, 2008 | Anonymous says:

YNNA HOLDING IN CASABLANCA ,HE IS THE OWNER

Education in Morocco

Published on: 03 Aug, 2008 | Anonymous says:

Dear Ahmed,
I do not think that we should apploud Mr. Chaabi for donating 10% of his wealth to start up an American University. Since only 1 % of the Moroccan population can afford such an education.
Morocco does not need another University for the rich it needs more and better education for all its citizens.
Teachers need better salary etc....

Regards,

Sara

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Published on: 06 Oct, 2009 | Anonymous says:

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Dear Sara, Perhaps you do

Published on: 07 Mar, 2009 | Anonymous says:

Dear Sara,

Perhaps you do make a point regarding that education should be less costly, maybe even free, so as to cater for all social classes in Morocco. However, I do not think that this gives you the right to completely disregard (to quote you, "do not applaud") Mr Miloud Chaabi's incredible effort to ameliorate the educative status in Morocco. This is a great improvement for Morocco and will inshAllah lay foundation for future projects of this calibre. Also, note that by opening this university, Mr Chaabi is not only creating more employment positions, but softening Morocco's present relationship with the United States.

Lamiaa

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