Naïma Bouhmala

Naïma Bouhmala was a renowned Moroccan actress born in 1948, celebrated for her significant contributions to Moroccan cultural scene through her charismatic performances. She gained recognition for her roles in popular television series and the film 'In Casablanca, Angels Don’t Fly' (2004), where her talent garnered acclaim from both audiences and critics alike. Her passing has prompted heartfelt tributes, including poignant remarks from Latifa Ahrar, director of the Institut Supérieur d’Art Dramatique et d’Animation Culturelle, who expressed deep sorrow over the loss of her dear friend and the impact Bouhmala had on the arts in Morocco.