Ahmed Itziou, born in 1951 in Tangier, lives in Anderlecht, has Moroccan roots and is retired, worked for almost 40 years at STIB. Loves Brussels a lot: its architecture such as the Queen's Gallery, the parks, the Grand Place, social life in parks and cafés and trips to the Atomium, for example. He also talks about vanished places like the Martini Tower and certain statues. His questions about the future are about his own future, that of Brussels and especially in the light of the role of government and what would be ideal: proximity, attention and active management.

• 1960 - 01 - BNA-BBOT

Ahmed Itziou, born in 1951 in Tangier, lives in Anderlecht, has Moroccan roots and is retired, worked for almost 40 years at STIB.

• 1960 - 02 - BNA-BBOT

Loves Brussels a lot: its architecture such as the Queen's Gallery, the parks, the Grand Place, social life in parks and cafés and trips to the Atomium, for example. He also talks about vanished places like the Martini Tower and certain statues.

• 1960 - 03 - BNA-BBOT

His questions about the future are about his own future, that of Brussels and especially in the light of the role of government and what would be ideal: proximity, attention and active management.