Send a gift to Morocco from Belgium, on your own or together
From Brussels to Antwerp, Liège to Charleroi, many Belgian-Moroccan families live with a foot on each side. When a celebration is coming up back home and the trip isn't possible, Aimer helps you send a gift to Morocco from Belgium: something chosen from Moroccan artisans, paid for online and delivered to your loved ones.
Three situations, three gift ideas
A sbou3 you can't attend
Your cousin has just had a baby in Tangier. A baby outfit or an early-learning toy, with flowers for the new mum, says you're there even from afar.
Your little brother's bac
He passed his exams in Oujda while you were at work. A watch or a perfume marks the moment better than a quick call.
Welcoming a pilgrim home
When a parent returns from Hajj and visitors fill the house, a gourmet hamper or a box of chocolates to share is always welcome. Find more ideas from the home page.
Group gifts: brothers, sisters and cousins chipping in
Siblings spread between Brussels, Ghent and Casablanca can give one beautiful present instead of three small ones. A group gift lets several people chip in for the same gift: ideal for a father's sixtieth, your parents' wedding anniversary or a piece of jewellery for a bride. Everyone contributes; the gift stays special.
Send a gift to Morocco from Belgium: payment and delivery
Pay online by bank card through secure CMI payment, so your family has nothing to pay on arrival. Prices are in Moroccan dirhams (MAD). We deliver in Casablanca and across Morocco, and you pick the date and time slot at checkout. Not sure of the family home's exact address? Send a gift link and the recipient fills it in.
Living by two calendars
In Belgium, Eid often falls on a work or school day, and taking leave isn't always possible. Note the dates that matter in Morocco in advance so they don't catch you out:
- Ramadan: a hamper for your parents' iftar table.
- Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha: something for the grandparents.
- Achoura: toys for nieces and nephews.
- Mother's Day in May, and the wedding season in summer.
Your voice, all the way from Belgium
A gift without the words that go with it feels a little cold. Add a personal message, or record a short video with the children: the family watches it by scanning the QR code printed on the card. In Darija, Arabic, French or even Dutch, it's your voice that counts.
