Hachem Amzil participates in the international exhibition "The Global Brush" alongside more than 60 artists from around the world – Mohammed V Theater in Rabat.

Thanks to the organization by the Jordanian association AlDar Art Gallery and the Moroccan association Tattrit for Culture and Arts, in collaboration with the Jordanian Ministry of Culture and the Moroccan Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication – Mohammed V Theater, the sixth edition of the international exhibition The Global Brush was held from October 1 to 4, 2025, on the stage of the Mohammed V Theater in Rabat.

The event brought together a distinguished and sizable audience, including Her Excellency the Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the ambassadors of Kuwait and Austria, as well as Mr. Mohamed Ben Hussein, Director of the Mohammed V Theater. Their presence gave this edition an exceptional diplomatic and artistic prominence.

The Global Brush 6 brought together over 60 artists from 50 countries, showcasing their works in an atmosphere of exchange and mutual inspiration.

During the visit of Her Excellency, the Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, to the exhibition hall, artist Hachem Amzil presented his artwork titled "Manifestation of the Light". This warm moment reflected the mutual respect between artists and cultural representatives, highlighting the role of art as a bridge between nations and a conduit for universal dialogue.

This prestigious artistic event was elevated by the presence of the Moroccan guests of honor, the renowned visual artist Abdelfattah Karman and the artist Abdellatif Nait Addi, whose participation brought an exceptional dimension to the festival, highlighting the excellence and richness of Moroccan artistic heritage.

They were honored during the closing ceremony alongside artists Maram Hassan, President of AlDar Art Gallery, and Habbouba Benali Oulhaj, President of the Tetrīt Association, on the prestigious stage of Théâtre Mohammed V in Rabat. Afterwards, certificates and catalogs were distributed to the other participating artists from various countries, including the visual artist Hachem Amzil, underscoring the festival’s international impact and its role in promoting intercultural artistic dialogue.

On the sidelines of the exhibition, two cultural lectures were organized.
The first, led by Lebanese artist Hicham Takache, focused on the technical aspects of oil painting, while the second, presented by artist Mona El Rubi, addressed art therapy and its impact on well-being and personal expression.

These presentations enriched the event, providing participants with a space for learning and sharing about contemporary artistic practice.

« Participating in this exhibition and the closing ceremony was a deeply human and artistic experience. Receiving an award in such a symbolic venue as Théâtre Mohammed V is both an honor and a source of motivation to continue creating and sharing my vision through art. » Hachem Amzil