Le Figaro Bordeaux
Adam Afiq is studying for a degree in Information and Communication Sciences at the University of Bordeaux Montaigne.
After observing the excesses of supporters celebrating Morocco's accession to the semi-finals of the World Cup "
spread in the press
", he decided to react.
This Wednesday evening, after watching the France-Morocco semi-final match, he will therefore clean the streets of Bordeaux with about fifteen friends.
“
It was too negative.
There is a minority that behaves badly and is talked about... The idea is to show that we can also be responsible citizens
,” argues this 21-year-old.
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“
I hope Morocco will win, but I made a bet with a French friend.
If I lose, I accompany him.
Otherwise it will be the opposite
,” he explains.
At a late hour of the night, "
around two or three in the morning
" according to him, he will go and get brooms and garbage bags to accomplish the mission he has set himself.
If he hopes that there will be "
no overflow
", Adam Afiq believes that they are likely in view of the interest aroused by the France-Morocco poster.
This Saturday already, he says he "
prevented with his friends two or three people who were starting to pull a trash can to light
it ".
In Gironde, the Moroccan community is estimated at 18,000 people by the Departmental Directorate of Public Security (DDSP).
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