DaRiad Alae: Cultural exchange & homestay in Morocco

25/04/2025

It is my absolute honour and privilege to be designated the Trusted Representative and Cross cultural Programs Officer of Randolph college, Lynchburg VA USA in Morocco.
In charge of:
- Partnerships
- Study Abroad programs
- Cross-Cultural Exchanges
- conferences
- Moroccan students recruitment to study at Randolph College USA
Lotfi Lamrani
Contact:
Email: [email protected]

27/03/2025

27/03/2025

At Randolph college

27/03/2025

Lotfi at Randolph college

16/02/2025

For over two decades, Lotfi Lamrani has been a dedicated champion of cross-cultural understanding, interfaith dialogue, and humanitarian service. As a director of intercultural programs, he has led initiatives that foster peace, mutual respect, and coexistence among diverse communities worldwide.

His work spans cultural exchange programs, panel discussions, educational workshops, and advocacy for marginalized groups, particularly children and women in Morocco.

Lotfi’s extensive career includes founding nonprofit organizations dedicated to cross-cultural engagement, establishing a Down syndrome center in Morocco, and serving as a production manager and assistant director for intercultural films and documentaries. His expertise in marketing, program development, and event organization has led him to collaborate with universities, NGOs, and diplomatic entities across the United States, Canada, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Notable partners include Friendship Force International, AMIDEAST, the U.S. Embassy in Rabat, and leading American universities.

He has also been recognized for his role in organizing global cultural conferences, including hosting the Friendship Force International World Conference in Marrakech (2016) and the Université d’Été in partnership with French organizations (2019).

Beyond his professional work, Lotfi is a dedicated humanitarian, having led relief efforts for earthquake victims in southern Morocco and served as a director of disability advocacy initiatives. Fluent in Arabic, French, and English, he continues to bridge cultures and promote global citizenship through education, dialogue, and service.

11/02/2025

11/02/2025

VT University students dressed in the Berber fashion