Search Continues for Missing 16-Year-Old Wissem Abdelaoui, Last Seen in July

Samira and Mahi Abdelaoui only want one thing: to find their daughter, Wissem, who disappeared three months ago. In this regard, they are multiplying the missing person notices and distributing them in the shopping centers of La Défense (Hauts-de-Seine) and the Forum des Halles (Paris), posting them in the lobbies of buildings around Evry-Courcouronnes, criss-crossing the Île-de-France region, reports Le Parisien.

They have not given up hope, however. With the help of the Association, Solidarité alerte, Samira and Mahi intend to organize a rally next Saturday at the entrance of the Evry 2 shopping center, to raise awareness among shoppers, maximize their chances of finding their daughter, or even call on their compatriots to lend a hand.

According to the Association, "the rally, at the request of Wissem’s mother and father, will be aimed at mobilizing for their daughter, but will also be aimed at raising awareness, preventing and supporting all families whose children or teenagers have disappeared. We must support these families who wait without sometimes having any hope left, but who continue the fight, never letting go."

The alert on Wissem’s disappearance came from her boss, who had noted her absence from her post on July 31. All the attempts and searches of her parents, the Argenteuil (Val-d’Oise) Police Station and the Evry-Courcouronnes Police Office to find her have so far been unsuccessful.