Who you are writing to
Moroccan by birth, twenty-seven, and at home in Dubai. I grew up between languages and I move the same way between rooms — a quiet dinner, a gallery opening, a long flight, a weekend that was meant to be two days and becomes four.
I am not a service with a roster. There is one person here, one calendar, and a small number of evenings in it. That is deliberate, and it is why introductions matter more than availability.
What an evening together looks like
Unhurried. We meet where you are comfortable, we talk, and the evening finds its own shape. I am good company at a table of your colleagues and better company at a table for two, and I can tell within a minute which of the two an evening wants to be.
What I offer is ease — the sense that nothing needs managing. You should not spend the evening wondering whether your companion is enjoying it.
Where we might meet in Dubai
Dinner in DIFC or Downtown, a terrace on the Palm, a quiet corner of a hotel in Jumeirah, a day on the water from the Marina. If you are visiting and have no idea where to begin, say so — choosing is half the pleasure.
Arabic, French, English
I speak all three, fluently and without effort, which matters more than it sounds. A table that switches language three times in an evening is a table I am at ease in, and so, therefore, are you.
Discretion, which is the whole arrangement
Absolute, always, and in both directions. I do not discuss who I meet, I do not photograph the evening, and nothing you write to me is read by anyone else. I ask the same of you.
How an introduction is made
Write to me through the meeting request — a few honest lines about yourself, and when and where you had in mind. I read everything personally and reply within about two days. A thoughtful note is answered sooner than a long one.