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03 Jan 2013
4 min read
Youth centres in distress
An upgrading of these spaces is necessary for a better educational approach.
Despite its proximity to two large metropolises and its enormous potential, the seaside resort is one of those cities where cultural, artistic, and sporting activities, as well as leisure for young people, are sorely lacking. The existing structures and the programmes offered are outdated and do not allow young people to have fun and use their free time usefully. The profound changes that our country has experienced imply the inclusion of young people in strategic choices, given the major role that this segment of the population plays. The projects carried out in Mohammedia must be valorised to allow the city to make culture, through youth centres, its credo for the reinforcement of a youth that is more socialised, more cultivated, and more aware of its future responsibilities.As paradoxical as it may seem, the city of Mohammedia, with its 350,000 inhabitants, including more than 25,000…
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