A digital engagement platform for young people, called U-Report Morocco, was launched Tuesday in El Harhoura, at the initiative of a partnership between UNICEF and the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication.
Developed by UNICEF and used by more than 29 million children and youth in over 90 countries, this social platform will allow young people aged 14 to 25 years to express themselves and share their views on issues that concern them and their communities.
On this occasion, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Communication, Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid, said that his department is committed to the involvement of young people in all areas, in that they are perceived as a force of proposal to decision makers.
The project is indeed part of the ministry’s sectoral strategy to serve the Moroccan youth and the strategic axis relating to active listening and communication with youth, in addition to strengthening their participation in sustainable development, he added in a speech read on his behalf by the Secretary General of the Department of Youth, Mustapha Messaoudi. It also fits with the annual joint work plan for youth with the United Nations system for 2023, including cooperation between the ministry and Unicef-Morocco, with the aim of promoting e-participation of young people, he added.
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