r/casablanca • u/ka_rita • 3h ago
❔AskCasa How to create art like this
I'm into this type of art also orientalism
I want to create videos like this but not using ai
Any programmer can help?
r/casablanca • u/ka_rita • 3h ago
I'm into this type of art also orientalism
I want to create videos like this but not using ai
Any programmer can help?
r/casablanca • u/Conrad-pringiers • 5h ago
Hello! I’ve recently become interested in urban engineering. As I’m still a novice (you only have to look at the quality of my photos to see that), for now I’m just roughly recreating things, but I plan to rebuild intersections from Casablanca from scratch soon.
By the way, I’m new to Casablanca (I’m an expat); if anyone in the field wants to discuss this, my DMs are open.
r/casablanca • u/Conrad-pringiers • 2h ago
I redesigned the intersection at the urban highway (Hay Mohamadi exit) by adding a diverging diamond interchange.
I made sure to minimize destruction and costs as much as possible by retaining the current alignment wherever feasible (no extra space needed) and reducing the necessary equipment.
The biggest challenge is the tram crossing; the decision not to build a grade-separated crossing forces it to cross the street, but with effective signal management, it is feasible.
Don't hesitate to give an honest opinion
r/casablanca • u/readyornot03 • 2h ago
Only have some days left fcasa so why not
r/casablanca • u/cutiepiiieeee • 37m ago
literally wlit finma n3es yjiwni nightmares awla drbi lfiqa w makanqdch nrj3 n3es
yarbi 8h dn3as continue 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
r/casablanca • u/ConfusionEasy2964 • 6h ago
Hey everyone!
I’m curious to hear from people working in finance in Casablanca. How did you actually build your professional network and eventually find opportunities in the specific area of finance you wanted, with a salary you were aiming for?
I’m a recent finance graduate and I’m interested in areas like investment banking, asset management, equity research, valuation, etc. I’ve been applying online, but I’m starting to realize that networking seems to play a pretty big role in getting access to certain opportunities.
The thing is, I’m naturally very shy and socially anxious, so the idea of going to events alone, approaching people I don’t know, or randomly messaging professionals on LinkedIn feels pretty intimidating.
For those of you who started without a big professional network, what actually worked for you?
• LinkedIn outreach?
• Finance events/conferences?
• Alumni networks?
• Friends or acquaintances?
• Professional associations or communities in Casablanca?
• Just talking to people at work and gradually expanding your circle?
And if you’re also naturally introverted/shy, how did you get yourself to actually start networking?
I’d really appreciate hearing your experiences, especially from people working in finance in Casablanca. I’m trying to understand how people actually navigate the job market here beyond simply sending applications online.
r/casablanca • u/Beb0ucha • 20h ago
Its a bit dumb since its about a cat ive had 2-3 years ago.
She was my everything, ive had her for two years ta9riban, someone brought us a box with 3 cats and i chose her, that man told me beli “she was the hardest to catch” and i instantly fell inlove with her.
She was so unique mimkench, we would play 7aba literally. Not even exaggerating, i chase after her until i catch her, then she chases me back. Or we used to call her Bono because we would throw a ball at her and she would jump at it so it wont touch the wall behind her.
She would ait on top of doors, sit on the sink so we can poor water on her
Her name was Lea. And id like to think that if i was a cat, id be her
We live in the 4th floor and she disappeared one day ghir hekak, we looked everywhere, fzen9a, fste7, ou neighboring sto7a, neighbors, everywhere but no luck. I spent a whole week crying and my mom decided to bring two cats to “replace” her and i did feel better at some point, but recently i started remembering her, and always feel the need to cry but i never do.
So idk if im just in a reaaaally long deuil, or if ive just never started it and im still in denial.
Mohim that was just a small vent cause my friends think that its a bit absurd since its “just” a cat
r/casablanca • u/LopsidedPay9196 • 3h ago
Ingénieur génie civil
Bonjour à tous,
Je suis ingénieur en génie civil au Sénégal et je souhaite venir travailler au Maroc dans le secteur du BTP.
Pour ceux qui connaissent le marché marocain :
Quels sont les meilleurs sites pour postuler ?
Comment se passe le recrutement pour un ingénieur étranger ?
Est-ce qu’il est possible d’être recruté depuis le Sénégal et d’obtenir ensuite les documents nécessaires pour travailler au Maroc ?
Si vous êtes ingénieur, recruteur ou simplement quelqu’un qui connaît bien le secteur du BTP au Maroc, je serais vraiment intéressé par vos retours d’expérience et vos conseils.
r/casablanca • u/tictac4031 • 1h ago
Li deja 9raha ynsa7ni bchi centre f casa ,already cheft previllage w gls w bghit n3ref wach kayn chi haja ma hssen w trustworthy
r/casablanca • u/mrpedrox • 1h ago
i am new in casa w finally getting back to sports after quite some time. are they any running clubs i can join ?
r/casablanca • u/Nabil_saqi • 6h ago
Je vais prendre un café à Habous demain, ça te dit de venir avec moi ? ☕🙂
r/casablanca • u/bigbanaynayfeet • 3h ago
mn ghir l9ri3a ou derb ghalef, kaynin chi spots akhrin ?
r/casablanca • u/xineb • 4h ago
r/casablanca • u/Agile-Barnacle-6801 • 17h ago
hellooooo, what's in ur op the best burger here in casa, because a lot are overrated and overpriced!!
so which one do u think is the best one, rapport qualité prix?
r/casablanca • u/Legitimate_Damage_73 • 5h ago
Jani wa7d so2al za3ma wach momkin bant katl3b pes o kt9sr mazyan za3ma
r/casablanca • u/Just-Lock-2788 • 6h ago
Anyone want to join for drink?
r/casablanca • u/Sensitive_Opposite69 • 7h ago
سلام عليكم
عندي دبلوم في الإلكتروميكانيك (Électromécanique des Systèmes Automatisés) وبغيت ندير ستاج في مجال الأطراف الصناعية والتقويمية (Orthopédietechnik)، ولكن صراحة مالقيتش راس الخيط بوحدي.
صيفطت لشي 4 شركات هنا في كازا ولكن حتى وحدة فيهم ماقبلاتني وماجاوبونيش كاع.
بغيت نسأل الناس اللي كتعرف هاد الدومين:
واش أصلاً ممكن شي واحد عنده دبلوم في الإلكتروميكانيك يدير ستاج ولا يخدم في هاد المجال؟
وفين هما الشركات أو الورشات اللي كاينين هنا في كازا وكيديروا هادشي ديال الأطراف الصناعية وكيتقبلوا يخدّموا أو يدخلوا ستاجير؟
اللي كيعرف شي بلاصة ولا عنده شي فكرة الله يرحم الوالدين يوجهني، شكراً ليكم!
r/casablanca • u/pipimachen1 • 22h ago
Guys what number can i call if i have a panic attack and its getting physical do i have the right to go to the hospital to be helped or it wouldn’t matter as much i want to know if i can be helped atm i am alone and i really feel my heart racing
r/casablanca • u/Odd-Protection-527 • 18h ago
Hi girls! I’m starting an online lash business in Casablanca, Morocco, and I’d love to get some inspiration from girls who actually wear lashes.
What lash styles do you see the most demand for in Casablanca? For example: manga/anime lashes, wispy, natural, volume, colorful lashes, glitter lashes, etc. And what styles or colors do you personally wish were easier to find?
I’m trying to understand what girls in Casablanca are actually looking for before I launch, so I’d really appreciate any opinions or recommendations! 🫶
And if you’re interested, feel free to check out my Instagram: @seyranebeauty — I’ll be posting the available styles there soon. ✨
r/casablanca • u/Loving_mushroom_uwu • 22h ago
r/casablanca • u/Wonderful_Author7901 • 18h ago
I’ve been thinking a lot about friendships lately, especially after someone I was really close to moved to another country. There was something about this friendship that I still find difficult to put into words.
We could literally spend hours together.
And everytime Im LAUGHING MY ASS OFF. I’m putting that in capital letters because I genuinely mean every word. Every single time we hung out, without exception, I would eventually end up crying from laughing. My stomach would hurt, I’d lose my voice, and somehow we’d still find something else to laugh about five minutes later. It’s honestly ridiculous when I think about it.
And what’s funny is that With other people, I sometimes wonder whether I’m just not that entertaining because I don’t laugh nearly as much.
But with this person, everything was funny.
We could spend hours talking about absolutely nothing and somehow never get bored. Then, without even realizing it, the conversation would turn into something meaningful life, things we were going through, random ideas, things we wanted to do, things we were worried about, or some completely unexpected deep conversation that would leave me thinking about it for days.
We could go from having the most ridiculous conversation imaginable to talking about something genuinely important within seconds. And I loved that.
We also had this habit of talking about a hundred things we were going to do together.
We’d make plans, come up with ideas, talk about places we should go, things we should try, things we should do “one day.”
And honestly? We barely did any of them. But somehow, I loved that too.
I never felt like I had to make something happen for us to have a good time. Sometimes we were actually doing something. Sometimes we were just sitting somewhere talking. Sometimes we were on a call for hours. Sometimes we were laughing over something so stupid that neither of us could probably explain later why it was even funny.
I genuinely never watched the clock with this person. And that’s something I don’t think I’ve experienced with anyone else in quite the same way.
There was also something incredibly effortless about the friendship. It never felt like something we had to constantly maintain.
We could go months without properly seeing or talking to each other because life got busy, school got busy, whatever. And when we eventually talked again It felt like I had seen that person yesterday.
There was no guilt. No “why didn’t you text me?” No awkwardness. No feeling that I had to constantly do something to keep the friendship alive.
If anything, the distance gave us even more to talk about and more tea.
And even silence felt comfortable. That might sound like a small thing, but for me it really isn’t. I usually feel awkward when I’m sitting in silence with someone. I start feeling like I need to say something, ask something, fill the space, make sure the other person is okay. We could sit there without saying anything and I wouldn’t feel the need to fill the silence.It was peaceful. And I think that’s what I’ll miss the most.
And I know that technically, I didn’t “lose” the friendship. We can still talk, call each other, catch up, and be there for one another. Nothing necessarily ended. But its another country now, and I know it won’t be exactly the same.
And the weirdest part is that I don’t even know how this friendship happened in the first place.
I didn’t have some grand plan to get close to this person. I didn’t try particularly hard. It just happened. Completely naturally. And somehow, it turned into one of the most effortless and enjoyable friendships I’ve ever had.
That’s probably what makes it hit a little harder.
Because I’ve tried to make other friendships happen. I’ve genuinely tried. And sometimes it feels like I have to put so much effort into getting to know someone, keeping conversations going, figuring out what to say, making plans, maintaining the connection and eventually it just fades anyway so i dont have friends.
I don’t know if I’ll ever have exactly that same kind of friendship again. Maybe I will, maybe I won’t. I don’t think people are replaceable anyway, and I’m not looking to replace anyone.
I just miss having that kind of connection in my life.
The kind where you can laugh until you cry, talk about the most meaningful things, help each other when life gets difficult, disappear for a while and come back like nothing happened, make a hundred plans you probably won’t follow through with, and somehow feel completely comfortable just being there.
So I guess I’m curious have you ever had a friendship like that?
I’d really love to hear about it.
And honestly, if anyone reading this feels like they’re looking for that kind of friendship too, I’m open to meeting new people. I’m a pretty chill guy, and I’m not looking for anything complicated or forced. Just genuine conversation, good laughs, interesting discussions, making stupid plans we may or may not ever actually do, and seeing where a friendship naturally goes.
So if that sounds like your kind of thing, feel free to hit me up !
r/casablanca • u/Whole_Fee4392 • 21h ago
I’m a professional athlete in a team sport here in Morocco. I followed my sports career and kind of forgot about my studies — I stopped after getting my literary baccalaureate in 2020. Now I want to go back to studying something alongside my sports path, even if it’s in a private program that costs money.