Assignments & case studies

Strategies tested against the field.

International cooperation, public affairs, civil society, creative industries, infrastructure: assignments where communication had to produce a decision. Each case sets out the role held, the choices made, what was built and what the project taught.

Each case sets out my role, the choices made, what was produced and what the project taught.

Closing event of the Legal Empowerment of Migrants programme

Enabel · European UnionAccess to rights for migrantsInternational cooperationApr. 2019 – Oct. 2022

Aeroport international Felix-Houphouet-Boigny a Abidjan, projet Egis

EgisAfrica communicationInternational engineeringNov. 2022 – Jun. 2023

The Culturama platform: Morocco’s cultural agenda with filters by city, price, date and discipline

Entrepreneurial projectCulturamaDigital cultural productSince 2023

The A Path to Healing for Youth in Morocco guide from Soleterre’s Being programme, held during a workshop on youth psychosocial wellbeing

Soleterre MoroccoYouth, mental health and employability programmesInternational cooperation · impact communicationSince Dec. 2025

GOPA · GIZDigital communication for local authoritiesTraining and transformation2024–2025

Bilal Aljouhari in academic dress at an International University of Rabat ceremony

International University of Rabat (UIR)Digital communication and teachingHigher educationSince Sep. 2025

How to read this portfolio

Four capabilities these assignments demonstrate.

Organisations change, so do sectors. What recurs from one project to the next are four ways of carrying a file all the way through.

Running complex international programmes

Large programmes, multi-stakeholder ecosystems, donor requirements: holding a coherent line when ministries, operators, funders and affected communities do not read the same project.

Supporting public and local governance

Training elected officials, giving an institution’s communication a clear line, supporting a local authority going digital: turning a reform or a digital project into a practice teams actually adopt.

Building autonomy in civil society

Handing over methods and tools that outlive the assignment, so organisations carry their own voice instead of depending on a supplier.

Making complex information usable

Teaching toolkits, platforms, institutional content: shaping dense legal or technical information so the people it targets actually use it.

Some organisation names and operational details are deliberately simplified. References and letters of recommendation available on request.

Deliverables

What I actually deliver.

Toolkits, plain-language legal guides, teaching kits, advocacy campaigns: materials designed to be used in the field, not to sit in a report.

Cover of the Enabel digital toolkit, bilingual French-Arabic — Enabel · European UnionDigital toolkitA bilingual French-Arabic collection of collaborative tools, with descriptions and a starter guide for teams.

Practical guide to the rights and obligations of migrants in Morocco — EnabelGuide to rights and obligationsMaking a dense legal framework readable for migrants, asylum seekers and refugees in Morocco.

Vivre ensemble teaching kit, Morocco: box, booklets, cards and game materials — GADEM“Vivre ensemble” teaching kitIce-breaker booklet, illustrated glossary, stories and game materials: making social concepts handleable in a workshop.

Visual from GADEM’s “Costs and injuries” campaign — GADEM#CoûtsEtBlessures campaignCarrying a sensitive analysis note with a bold visual identity, readable far beyond the specialist circle.

Press conference for an NGO campaign, in front of journalists — Press relationsPress conferencePreparing a collective statement and delivering it to the media, on an exposed subject.

Poster for the Migrant Scène festival in Rabat — GADEM · La CimadeMigrant’Scène festivalCommunication for a cultural event on migration, in Rabat.

Félix-Houphouët-Boigny international airport, Abidjan — EgisAbidjan international airportShowcasing infrastructure projects to national and international audiences.

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