The Institute of Social and Media Studies published today a report on Moroccan youth’s future attitudes. The report showed that Moroccan youth have various opinions about the possibilities for social and political reform in their country.
While 29.0% of young people said they thought there was enough room for change, 32.2% of young people do not think optimistically about the future or the chances for changes and reform, according to the survey.
Only 15.5% of young people in Morocco believe they have enough freedom to express their thoughts and engage in public life, compared to 39.6% who think they have some freedom.
44.9% of youth do not believe they have the right to free speech In Morocco, according to the study.
35.5% of people had no faith in their future or the future of Morocco as a whole, while 41.6% of people stated they have some faith in their future or the future of Morocco as a whole, according to survey results from The Institute of Social and Media Studies.
51.8 % of respondents in the survey, which was conducted on a sample of 491 young men and women between the ages of 18 and 45, said they didn’t think the state was doing a good job of creating job opportunities for young people.
Additionally, 30% of young people believe that immigration is the only way to improve their status, and 70.2% of those polled felt that Morocco’s educational system does not effectively prepare young people for the labor market.
50% of young people believe that the state does not fight corruption, and 90% of young people believe that corruption significantly lowers their chances of finding employment and pursuing educational possibilities.
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