Current Project

MASA – Morocco’s Space Agency

Ayoub has proposed the Moroccan Agency for Space and Advanced Technologies (MASA) to launch Morocco’s space ambitions. The plan includes satellite missions, partnerships with NASA and Rocket Lab, and a launch pad in Dakhla, aiming to generate $1B + in annual revenue by 2040.

400-Day Africa Coastline Run

In an extraordinary endurance mission, Ayoub plans to run the entire African coastline in 400 days—raising awareness about unity, sustainability, and pan-African innovation.

Political Reform Movement

Ayoub aims to replace the current leadership in Morocco and champion a new political era focused on transparency, technology, and youth-led transformation.

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