The Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports signed Friday a partnership agreement with the National Commission for the Control of Personal Data Protection (CNDP) to join the DATA-TIKA program.
The agreement is part of the implementation of Law 09.08 on the protection of personal data, the signatories announced in a joint press release.
Under this agreement, the ministry of culture and the CNDP are committed to working together for the production of joint communication materials for children, adolescents and youth, and the implementation of awareness-raising activities for children and youth.
The DATA-TIKA program, launched by the CNDP in July 2020, aims to define the levers necessary for the rise of a data-based economy, in addition to promoting the importance of personal data.
The program focuses, among other things, on ways to promote the existing “data assets” and come up with protection mechanisms so as to ensure respect for privacy, bolster innovation and promote investment
In this regard, Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports Othman El Ferdaous stressed the strategic nature of this partnership agreement. This agreement reflects a real desire to raise awareness of Moroccans, especially young people, about the Data-Tika program in holiday camps and youth centers, as well as through activities and programs of the ministry at the national and regional levels, he told MAP.
For his part, CNDP President Omar Seghrouchni stressed the importance of this agreement, describing the culture department as an “essential channel” for the spread of the culture of personal data protection among citizens and associations.
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