Morocco’s achievements and key legislative advances regarding child rights protection were showcased on Friday in Bilbao, Spain, at a meeting attended by lawyers, jurists, children’s NGOs, and Basque regional immigration department representatives.
Organized by Morocco’s Consulate General in Bilbao in collaboration with the Basque Service for Integration and Intercultural Coexistence (Biltzen), the event reviewed the various steps taken by Morocco to improve the conditions of Moroccan children while emphasizing the Kingdom’s particular interest in guaranteeing children’s rights and providing them with the status they deserve within society.
The participants highlighted the different mechanisms for protecting and defending children’s interests and promoting their economic and social rights in Morocco, as expressed in various legislative texts.
Speaking on the occasion, Morocco’s Consul General in Bilbao, Sidi Mohamed Biedallah, highlighted Morocco’s steadfast commitment to children and the youth, in line with the far-sighted vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI.
During the event, an exchange took place on matters related to best practices for the social inclusion of minors in difficult situations in Moroccan law, featuring a presentation of the provisions of Law 15.01 on Kafala.
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