00:00I always encourage the integration.
00:02When we come from abroad and live in France,
00:06we make an effort to integrate.
00:08We make a step in front of the locals.
00:10We try to understand their culture, their principles, their history.
00:14And we don't impose their ideas, their culture, their religion, etc.
00:19We try to respect the red lines of the locals.
00:24However, it is necessary to be reciprocal.
00:27And there, I speak in knowledge of the cause.
00:30I am a Moroccan who grew up in a very tourist city.
00:35I grew up surrounded by many foreign residents.
00:38And unfortunately, many of them didn't do any integration.
00:43They don't speak the language, they don't do any effort.
00:46And if you have the chance,
00:47maybe you'll have the right to say hello in the beginning of the conversation.
00:51But attention, it's a hello in the way.
00:54It's a hello in the way.
00:56After that, it's to you to speak your language.
00:57And in addition,
00:59they don't train against them,
01:00they don't eat against them,
01:01they don't work against them.
01:03And even for the logement,
01:05they choose the places where there are the most Moroccans possible.
01:08The Moroccans love you,
01:10but from there.
01:11And the Moroccans,
01:12we'll come to you,
01:13eat your land,
01:14drink your water,
01:16enjoy the beauty of the nature and the gentileness of the Moroccans.
01:19But our relationship will be purely transactional.
01:23But attention,
01:24I don't say that all foreigners are like that,
01:27but unfortunately,
01:28they are many.
01:29Many.
01:30Many.
01:30So I think for the way,
