Tarik Djemil builds professional connections between Florida and Morocco

On 11 February 2026, Tarik Djemil’s name entered the Florida Senate’s official journal. He was recognised in the gallery alongside Moroccan consular representatives during consideration of SR 1798, a resolution addressing Florida’s business, trade and cultural ties with Morocco.

The record describes him as an International Relations Liaison. It documents his presence and the role identified on that occasion, without establishing diplomatic status.

For a profile of Djemil, it provides a useful opening: a professional career rooted in Florida has developed a connection with wider institutional exchanges involving his country of origin.

Establishing a business in Florida

The Miami Association of Realtors identifies Djemil as originally from Morocco, a Florida-based broker and the founder of AWS Real Estate Team. His professional experience covers residential and commercial property and new construction.

Florida’s corporate register dates the company’s registration to 23 July 2019 and lists him as president. This provides a firm milestone in his entrepreneurial record.

Property brokerage requires a combination of market knowledge, communication and coordination. Clients need to understand the stages of a transaction and the responsibilities of the professionals involved.

That explanatory work also appears in another part of Djemil’s activity: teaching.

Turning experience into professional education

The association’s course listings document his involvement in training on tax liens and tax deeds, including sessions scheduled in 2025 and 2026.

These are technical areas connected with tax-related property procedures. Teaching them requires organising information around documents, research and the examination of individual cases.

The significance for his profile lies in the connection between practice and instruction. Professional education asks an experienced practitioner to make a process understandable to others.

Djemil’s public professional profile also identifies him as the creator of Investment Edge Academy and lists an MBA from Southern New Hampshire University. These are profile-based biographical details, complementing the independently documented company and course records.

Maintaining a professional connection with Morocco

In his own public posts, Djemil states that he coordinated a Moroccan delegation at the Miami Global Real Estate Congress 2025. That account should retain its attribution to him.

The subsequent Florida Senate record offers separate institutional evidence of his involvement in exchanges concerning Morocco.

Neither element makes him a representative of the entire diaspora. Together, they show how local professional activity can develop into opportunities to connect people and institutions across borders.

For entrepreneurs exploring an unfamiliar market, those connections can be valuable. Finding the right contact and understanding expectations are often necessary before a project can progress.

A connection with Morocco Days

The inaugural Morocco Days in Miami website lists AWS Real Estate Miami among its sponsors. That establishes an announced supporting role, rather than responsibility for organising the entire event.

Such gatherings create a setting in which local experience can meet Moroccan business and cultural initiatives. Their usefulness depends on the follow-up: whether an introduction leads to a relevant conversation and whether that conversation has a clear next step.

Djemil’s documented trajectory brings together business ownership, professional training and participation in institutional exchanges.

For younger members of the Moroccan diaspora, it offers a concrete perspective on contribution. Expertise developed abroad can become useful through knowledge of a sector, dependable working relationships and a willingness to share experience.

His public record gives substance to that idea through identifiable activities: a registered company, published training programmes and a documented presence in Florida’s institutional life.