Expat Women in Casablanca
omimi.yalvxy
Casablanca
About me
I am Oumaima, a 16-year-old with a deep passion for learning and discovery. I love physics, mathematics, history, and foreign languages, and I constantly strive to expand my knowledge in these fields. Additionally, I have a keen interest in technology, particularly robotics, and I aspire to become a technology engineer in the future. I have participated in several distinguished activities, including journalism projects where I was involved in information gathering, filming, and editing. I also gained experience in directing a film about cheating. Moreover, I take part in competitions such as Young Reporters for the Environment. However, my most notable achievement is being a parliamentarian in the Children's Parliament, where I participated in the COP29 climate session simulation. In this context, I engaged in significant discussions, presented proposals, and contributed to debates on issues concerning youth and society, which strengthened my ability to engage in dialogue and make informed decisions.
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Hiba
Casablanca
About me
I’m an adventurous and optimistic soul, always seeking new experiences and excitement. As a true Sagittarius, I thrive on freedom, exploration, and spontaneity—whether it’s traveling, trying new things, or immersing myself in different cultures. I love drawing, dancing, swimming, and staying active at the gym. Cars and bikes fascinate me, and my music taste is all over the place—Latin, rave, Arabic, pop, hip-hop, rap—anything with a good vibe. Movies and series are a big part of my downtime, and even though I’ve never surfed, I’d love to try. Life is meant to be lived to the fullest, and I’m always ready for the next adventure!
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Is Casablanca safe for women?
ibti
It's safe compared to other cities since it's the economic capital, where a lot of companies are located. However, chance of getting robbed is high so pay attention to your purses and do not trust taxis and store owners (especially men). They overcharge tourists. Ask a woman before buying any product or service. People are generally nice and will go oit of their way to help. Casablanca is not a touristy city, except the mosque and the old Medina there's nothing much.
Posted: October 10, 2025
Khaoula
Overall, it is a safe place, I have never had a bad experience such as getting robbed or forced by someone to do something or go somewhere I didn’t want to be. just make sure to avoid sus neighborhoods!
Posted: May 30, 2025Casablanca is a very big city . It’s not very safe as all the big cities in the world.. Vistiors should pay attention a lot especially in popular streets . Furthermore they should not walk holding their phones in their hands or their bags because there’s ones who steal while driving motorcycles
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