This Monday, October 2, 2023, Gad Elmaleh hosted a charity evening attended by many personalities at the Dôme de Paris. The funds raised during the event will be used to help those affected by the earthquake that occurred on the night of September 8 to 9, 2023 in Morocco. Thanks to the mobilization of many artists, a colossal sum was raised.
A devastating disaster. On the night of September 8 to 9, 2023, a magnitude 7 earthquake shook an entire part of Morocco, where the damage took on historic proportions throughout the country. At the end of this seismic event of rare intensity, no less than three thousand people died, while many injured also suffered from this natural disaster. Faced with the distress in which the country found itself plunged, a surge of solidarity was quick to take shape to help the many victims.
In France, many personalities have used their notoriety to raise awareness among the general public and help local populations. This is particularly the case of Jamel Debbouze who went there 24 hours after the disaster or of the television host Arthur, at the head of an ambitious charitable project to help the victims of this earthquake. spectacular land.
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Gad Elmaleh: “I am very, very moved this evening”
Almost a month after the dramatic events, the mobilization continues to help Moroccans impacted by this earthquake of historic magnitude. A heart-warming outpouring of solidarity in which many well-known personalities from the French audiovisual landscape took part. This Monday, October 2, 2023, Gad Elmaleh organized an evening show at the Dôme de Paris in which several artists took part to support the victims of the terrible earthquake which plunged Morocco into disarray at the beginning of September 2023.
Several comedians, including Booder, Redouane Bougheraba and Roman Frayssinet, performed on stage in front of an audience of no less than 4,000 spectators. “I’m very, very moved this evening. The particularity of Moroccans is knowing how to be together when it’s a party and knowing how to be together when it’s harder: tonight, we’re going to party for those for whom It’s hard and, Inshallah, they’re going to party soon, I hope.”declared with emotion Gad Elmaleh in front of the public, as reported Here is.
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And to add: “First time in my 28-year career where everyone has paid for their ticket! Very expensive seats while we… well, it’s the first time we’re not going to be paid! It’s very special. You’re all here to contribute your little stone to the building that will rebuild the country, thank you!”. The event made it possible to raise no less than 435,000 euros for the victims of the earthquake in Morocco.
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