Tataki talks about LIFE

In his interview with Tataki, Mehdi Debbrah, who walked 4000 km from Paris to join his grandfather in Algiers, talked about the borehole in Cambodia that he had already funded with LIFE on his previous walk.

Tataki also shared some footage of the water tower being built in Togo. It was funded thanks to the support of the community following Mehdi on his Paris–Algiers walk.

This report, filmed on the road to Vesuvius, shows just how much determination and effort it takes to bring such an ambitious project to life.

Spending a day walking with Mehdi gave the Tataki journalist a real sense of the man he is, and of why he chose to stand alongside us.

It has been a remarkable journey for Mehdi, who is now on his sixth walk. The young man is proud to walk with a clear purpose: funding humanitarian projects with LIFE. Mehdi doesn't take a single €1 from his walks: every penny raised goes to LIFE.

My last walk paid for a well in Cambodia. This time, I told myself it would fund the building of a water tower, and that it would be a tribute to my father. Mehdi Debbrah