Meher Khelifi

Despite all the bullying attempts he was exposed to, despite the number of times his project faced rejection, Maher believed there’s something waiting for him in the future and he had to work harder and harder to get what he wanted. Being optimistic, never complaining, having faith in himself and being brave no matter what obstacles he faces are his life mottos. The guy believed that wherever people complain, there’s always opportunity. His mother’s death was tragic, but he had brought himself from where he’d seen it start going into depression all the way out of it. It had become his source of motivation and the beginning of that feeling that makes someone so ambitious to get to his life objective. He never wanted to see other women suffer the way his late mother did. Maher knew adventures were waiting on the road and he loved challenge. So, he was ready for any obstacle. «Tomorrow is new. Make the move, make action ». No matter how long it would take to achieve his goal, the perseverant young man was ready to face any problem and to repeat the same process over and over again. He wouldn’t let failure be his top fear or a setback to decide who he is and make him see himself as a loser. But instead, he appreciates every setback, every rock on the way, every mountain climbed makes him a better person. He never gives up.

Rural women are the crown jewel of agriculture. They work their fingers to the bones but hide their moans while working on farms and plantations. Enough is enough. They led a life of tears but no one knew. Something worthwhile like Maher’s project must be done and now to glorify those women and exude our pride in them.

“It is your choice, if you are a member of an association, an organization or a social enterprise to serve a noble social perspective. That was my choice. Every human being has his social responsibility, and when I serve these women, thinking always about my mother, I am the happiest man on earth. » ~Meher Khelifi.