It is how you spin the coin of life!

This is a reminder that nothing is impossible if you set your heart and mind on something. Najat learnt the meaning of struggle and hard work at an early age as the 4-year-old was forced to gather water from a nearby well. She moved to France with her family when she was just four-years-old and fell prey to a cultural shock major one being language. She devoted herself to studies and ultimately achieved proficiency in French. It was while studying in the University of Amiens that she got a chance to complete higher education at one of the prestigious institutes of France. This paved way for her political stint in France. She also continued to work to relieve her parents from financial burdens. She was intolerant towards some of the flaws in the French government and began assisting the mayor of Lyon as a member of the Socialist party to stand up against them. She later went on to fight an election in the region for the position of a Councillor and won. She was then appointed as the Minister of Woman's Affairs in 2012 and by 2014, she was handling several portfolios at the same time then she was promoted and made the Minister of Education!. She is 38 now and the first woman to be the education minister of France!