Rania Assila, born in Brussels in 1996, lives in Brussels City, in Laeken, has Moroccan roots and works as a secondary school teacher. Loves her neighbourhood, the Atomium and the centre of Brussels with its terraces and shops. For her, Brussels is multilingual and multicultural, has a good atmosphere, it is her home. She goes to Tangier every year, but is homesick for Brussels when she is there. Her questions about the future are about multilingual education, tourism as an economy and mobility and traffic.Fatima Zaki, born in 1990 in Antwerp, came to Brussels at age 6, lives in Brussels City, has Moroccan roots and works as an administrative assistant. Loves the diversity, multilingualism and international character of Brussels. Her questions to the future are about the population pressure, iconic Brussels symbols and Brussels as the Belgian capital.

• 2001 - 01 - BNA-BBOT

Rania Assila, born in Brussels in 1996, lives in Brussels City, in Laeken, has Moroccan roots and works as a secondary school teacher. Loves her neighbourhood, the Atomium and the centre of Brussels with its terraces and shops.

• 2001 - 02 - BNA-BBOT

For her, Brussels is multilingual and multicultural, has a good atmosphere, it is her home. She goes to Tangier every year, but is homesick for Brussels when she is there.

• 2001 - 03 - BNA-BBOT

Her questions about the future are about multilingual education, tourism as an economy and mobility and traffic.