US EditionMorocco Declares Its Response to Social Demands and Its Readiness for Dialogue and Discussion Within Institutions.
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Protests in Moroccan cities Moroccan government response Dialogue and the Executive's willingness Commitment to improvements in public services Rejection of violence in protests Social demands and democratic channels Impact and figures of demonstrations Protests in Moroccan cities Thousands of Moroccan citizens have recently led protests in various cities in Morocco, such as Rabat, Marrakech, Casablanca or Agadir, demanding improvements in healt…
The Head of Government said yesterday that the Executive will interact favourably with the demands expressed by the youth and stands ready to engage in a dialogue within institutions and public spaces. The post Social Tension: the government ready to dialogue appeared first on LesEco.ma.
"The government has interacted, from the beginning and in a responsible manner, with the social demands expressed by young people through the channels of dialogue and listening," said on Thursday, the minister responsible for relations with Parliament, spokesman for the government, Mustapha Baitas. In response to questions on the mobilization of young people in Morocco at the call of the group GENZ 212, at a press briefing at the end of the Gove…
Three months before the African Cup of Nations (CAN) football, the popular movement that shakes the kingdom exposes social divides and failuresAs Morocco prepares to welcome thousands of tourists for the autumn season, another image of the country emerges: that of an angry youth, descended into the street to denounce the inequalities, precariousness and contempt that it feels victimized.Since 27 September, thousands of young people, mostly under…
On Thursday in Rabat, the Secretary of State for Social Inclusion, Abdeljebbar Rachidi, reaffirmed the government's readiness to move the debate on the demands of youth from the virtual space to a dialogue within the institutions. At a press briefing held at the end of the Governing Council, Mr Rachidi stressed, in ... This article Mr Rachidi reaffirms the government's readiness to focus the debate on the demands of youth within the institutions…
In its statement of response to social demands and its readiness for dialogue and discussion within institutions, the Moroccan Government announced the news of Cairo.
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