At 20, Anas became a youth dimplomat for Morocco to represent the country at the UN and was a lead co-drafter and signatory of a UN resolution which was passed in 2018.

At 22, he was involved in leading several electoral and corporate campaigns strategically between Canada and Morocco.

At 23, he joined SaltPay, 1B.USD funded fintech led by Ali Mazanderani (ex-Actis) and Eduardo Pontes (founder of Stone), where they conducted multiple transactions including the acquisition of Borgun (third largest bank in Iceland) and Paymentology (a leading issuer in the Middle East). This is where Anas spent 2 years building his operational and analytical capacity when it comes to building and consolidating portfolio through the group M&A activity.

At 24, he was made head of operations and led the opening of operations in Ireland. His team was also involved in the application for the EMI license of the group and in leading the negotiations with the Irish central bank. He then led the group rebranding and integration across 16 geographies.

At 25, he bootstrapped Ryad and became head of the largest African tech community in the UK.