A journey across three continents

He left Madagascar at 17, lived in France for 22 years, then settled in Quebec in 2013 for a human adventure with Bako and their two boys.

A dream that lives on

Even though life has taken him far from his native island, he cherishes the dream of one day returning to Madagascar. Perhaps his journey elsewhere had a purpose: to prepare for a greater mission, like Matana.

Aware of the paradoxes

Like Bako, he is deeply moved by Madagascar's exceptional wealth, but also by the abject poverty that prevails there. He aspires to take action to change this contrast.

Matana, a commitment

For him, Matana is not just a business: it is a way to promote Madagascar internationally and to make a positive contribution to the country in his own way.