Naïma Essalhi, born in Morocco in 1966, lives in Saint-Gilles and works as a saleswoman. She migrated to Belgium with her parents more than 50 years ago. Loves the Ixelles Ponds, talks about Rue Neuve and compares municipalities. She thinks Brussels has changed a lot in a negative sense: dirty, crowded, unsafe, changing population. She yearns for peace and greenery and finds parking and a car-free centre problematic. Traditions for her are weddings and religious festivals. Her questions about the future are about good mix in education, poverty and homelessness and a peaceful and safe old age outside Brussels.

• 1981 - 01 - BNA-BBOT

Naïma Essalhi, born in Morocco in 1966, lives in Saint-Gilles and works as a saleswoman. She migrated to Belgium with her parents more than 50 years ago.

• 1981 - 02 - BNA-BBOT

Loves the Ixelles Ponds, talks about Rue Neuve and compares municipalities. She thinks Brussels has changed a lot in a negative sense: dirty, crowded, unsafe, changing population. She yearns for peace and greenery and finds parking and a car-free centre problematic. Traditions for her are weddings and religious festivals.

• 1981 - 03 - BNA-BBOT

Her questions about the future are about good mix in education, poverty and homelessness and a peaceful and safe old age outside Brussels.