Rachid El Ouali's career as a "multi-talented actor, director, and presenter."

Rachid El Ouali, born April 3, 1965, is a Moroccan actor, producer, film director, and television presenter. He has appeared in several Moroccan and foreign films and series, and is considered one of the most successful and famous Moroccan actors, often playing the lead roles in the works he participates in. He has received numerous national and international awards.

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Rashid Al-Wali Rachid El Ouali was born on April 3, 1965 in the Akari neighborhood of the Moroccan capital, Rabat, into a simple family with several children, including his younger brother, the actor Hisham El Ouali. He completed all his educational stages in Rabat schools until he obtained a baccalaureate degree in modern literature in 1984. Following his passion to become an actor, he joined the National School of Dramatic and Theatrical Arts, from which he graduated in 1986, after which he embarked on his career as an actor.

Rachid El Ouali's career After graduating, Rachid El Ouali began appearing in theatrical productions. His success on stage led him to cinema in the early 1990s, where he played a number of supporting roles, such as in the film “The Dream Thief.” However, his great talent caught the attention of directors, and he began playing leading roles in all the works he participated in after that, especially since the mid-1990s in films such as “They Crossed Silently” and “Maktoub.” However, his fame would grow with the beginning of the new millennium through his starring roles in films such as “The Trial of a Woman” and “Allal El Qelda,” which made him one of the most popular actors among the Moroccan public. He even created his own school of acting, which was later adopted by many young actors.

Rachid El Ouali then moved into the field of directing, starting with a group of short films such as “Nini Ya Momo” in 2004, “The Deceased,” “The Fly and I,” and “Dawn,” which he directed between 2007 and 2008. He also participated in directing the film “Nahar Tzad Tfa El Dou” alongside director Mohamed Kaghat, followed by his experience with his first feature film, “Yemma,” in 2013.

In the television field, he directed some episodes of the series “The Other Dimension” and the series “People of the Neighborhood,” which is considered one of the works he completed in 2013. He collaborated on writing it with a group of writers, and a group of actors participated in its starring roles, including Hassan Foulane, Aisha Mah Mah, Saida Baadi, Hisham Al-Wali, and Mohamed Atter.

Program presentation Al-Wali's career was not limited to acting and directing, but extended to television presenting thanks to his training in cultural activities at the institute. He first presented a series of Lalla Laaroussa seasons, and then presented the television program "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" (Maghreb version) on Nessma TV in 2009.

Works of Rashid Al-Wali TV movies

In 1999, he participated in the movie Obsessions After Midnight. In 2001, he participated in the movie Ras Al Ain. In 2001, he participated in the movie The Blue File. In 2001, he participated in the movie "Qasr Al-Souq". In 2001, he participated in the movie Shadia. In 2001, he participated in the movie "The Mute". In 2002, he participated in the movie The Secret Number. In 2003, he participated in the movie The White Fly. In 2003, he participated in the movie "Alal Al Qalda". In 2004, he participated in the movie Autumn of Dreams. In 2004, he participated in the movie Friends from Canada. In 2004, he participated in the movie White Nights. In 2005, he participated in the movie "Why Not?" In 2005: Participated in the movie Mahayen D Al-Hussein In 2006, he participated in the movie Magda. In 2006, he participated in the movie "Sorry, Dad." In 2007, he participated in the movie The Researcher. In 2010, he participated in the movie "Awlad El Balad". In 2011, he participated in the movie Shadows of Death. In 2015, he participated in the movie Dreams Deferred. In 2015, he participated in the movie "Hajj's Grandson". In 2015, he participated in the movie "By the Sea". In 2017, he participated in the movie "Al-Ati Allah" In 2019, he participated in the movie "The Lookalike". In 2019, he participated in the movie "The Shared House".

Rachid Ouali's films In 1991, he participated in the movie Love in Casablanca. 1994: The Dream Thief 1996: Traveling Back (Short Film, 26 min) 1997: Written 1997: They Crossed in Silence 1998: The Fate of a Woman 1999: Women's Tricks 1999: It has salt and sugar or you don't want to die 1 2001: And after 2002: A Woman's Trial 2004: Broken Wings 2005: Here and There 2005: It has salt and sugar and still doesn't want to die 2 2006: Gates of Heaven 2007: Moroccan Dream 2008: Goodbye Mothers 2011: The day the light went out 2013: Yama 2015: Tears of the Devil 2016: Green March 2017: Noah Can't Swim 2018: The Silence of the Butterflies

Rachid El Ouali series 1992: The Whale of the Land 1992: Shadows of the Past 1995: The Will 1998: Pigeon Flock 1999: The Infected 2002: Batool anklet 2003: Cordoba Spring 2006 - 2009: The Other Dimension 2006: The Oppressed 2011: Hussein and Safia 2013: Neighborhood People 2019: The past never dies 2020: She 2021: Bab Al Bahr 2022: Wounds 2023: Worldly money

Rachid El Wali's programs 2009: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Maghreb (Program Host) (2007 - 2008): Lalla Laaroussa (presenter) 2015: Rashid Show Treasure Island

Rashid Al-Wali's personal life Rachid El Wali is married to Mrs. Ibtissam Shakara, and has two sons from her: Adam and Salim.

Regarding his health condition, he stated that he has been suffering from diabetes for a long time, and he had shared his experience with this disease with his fans on social media.

Charity Rachid El Ouali is very active in charitable work, leading a number of initiatives aimed at helping children and the homeless. He has also been involved in numerous fundraising campaigns, receiving widespread acclaim for his constant and frequent calls to help others.

One of his most prominent initiatives is the "Deer Yadek" initiative, which he presents in partnership with the Moroccan telecom company Inwi, and which aims primarily to encourage Moroccan youth to develop a spirit of cooperation and volunteer work.