Noureddine Hamri

As far as I am concerned, it meant genuine connection. Pure, stimulating, and great personality match and clash, which led to extremely interesting conversations.

It allowed me to explore part of me that I didn't know ever existed and reinforced my identity and allowed me to talk about subjects I don’t always conform to but truly enjoy.

I would say the debates at the hotel lobby after the "unpopular opinions" session were really beautiful, especially to see how everyone was thinking and how we were truly giving each other the space to truly embrace our thoughts and perspectives (which is rare in today's polarized world).