My research focuses on advancing astronomical instrumentation and methodologies, particularly the development of next-generation fringe tracking techniques for long-baseline optical interferometry, which will improve observational precision for the study of Active Galactic Nuclei (AGNs) and their implications in cosmology. I am heavily committed in apodization and coronagraphy technologies for reducing stray light and improving planetary identification. Using the pristine circumstances of the Atlas Dark Sky Reserve in Elhouz, I combine high-quality astronomical observations with long-term environmental conservation. At Oukaimeden Observatory, I oversee the construction, maintenance, and enhancement of innovative equipment while also conducting satellite observations to assess their impact on night sky quality. Committed to fostering international collaboration, I foresee a completely autonomous observatory that serves as a global research hub. Additionally, I actively engage in science outreach, bridging the gap between astronomical advancements and public understanding.