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17 Apr 2014
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Tetouan thinks big for its women and youth
H.M. King Mohammed VI has made the integration of women and young people from disadvantaged backgrounds into economic circuits and the improvement of their living conditions a strategic priority for the Morocco of the 21st century.
Throughout the Kingdom, the projects of the National Initiative for Human Development (INDH) intended for women and youth have managed to assemble all the pieces of the puzzle to become true pedagogical spaces, for strengthening the skills of these social categories and for meetings where it was cruelly lacking. Already, Morocco has to its credit a global and integrated training strategy capable of meeting the various needs of these young people and women, with the concern of properly facing the challenges of the fight against precariousness and the strengthening of social justice. This dynamic was further strengthened through the inauguration by H.M. King Mohammed VI, on Wednesday in Tetouan, of a social complex in the Jbel Dersa district and a training and women's skills strengthening centre in the Jamaâ Mezouak district. In fact, these infrastructures, which occupy a place of choice…
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