Lora Nivesse, born 1989 in Brussels, lives in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, has Belgian and French roots and works as Director of Government Relations. Grew up bilingual and is also raising her children bilingually. Loves her green, clean and child-friendly neighbourhood. To her, Brussels is diverse, multi-layered, complex and gives a strong sense of identity. Brussels people have humour and put themselves in perspective, have their own words and language. Places for Lora are Flagey during the summer, Stockel and the Bois de la Cambre. She denounces political mismanagement and the reduction of community spirit. Her questions about the future are about survival of Brussels politics and preserving the specific identity.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.

• 2005 - 01 - BNA-BBOT

Lora Nivesse, born 1989 in Brussels, lives in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, has Belgian and French roots and works as Director of Government Relations. Grew up bilingual and is also raising her children bilingually. Loves her green, clean and child-friendly neighbourhood.

• 2005 - 02 - BNA-BBOT

To her, Brussels is diverse, multi-layered, complex and gives a strong sense of identity. Brussels people have humour and put themselves in perspective, have their own words and language. Places for Lora are Flagey during the summer, Stockel and the Bois de la Cambre. She denounces political mismanagement and the reduction of community spirit.

• 2005 - 03 - BNA-BBOT

Her questions about the future are about survival of Brussels politics and preserving the specific identity.