Empowering Youth Through Dialogue
On March 15, 2026, Dr. Mohamed Hajira, the regional secretary of the Party of Authenticity and Modernity for the Fes-Meknes region, held a significant meeting with local youth alongside parliamentary representative Aziz Labar. This event, which took place in the scientific capital of Morocco, Fes, was initiated in response to a request from a group of active young individuals involved in civil society and volunteer work. The meeting aimed to foster a dynamic communication approach that the party has been pursuing with the youth demographic.
This gathering provided an invaluable platform for sharing personal and collective experiences, allowing attendees to voice their expectations and aspirations. Discussions centered around the current state of the city and its developmental prospects, touching on various pressing issues faced by the youth, including employment, education and training, and the frameworks for support and guidance. Furthermore, the dialogue explored the role of youth in engaging with local and national affairs, enhancing their presence in civil society, and participating in political processes.
Creating a Collaborative Future
The meeting was attended by notable figures such as Najib Saidi and Rashid Rida, members of the party's regional secretariat in Fes, along with representatives from different districts and communities within the province, all of whom are active in various professional and civic fields. During the discussions, Hajira and Labar emphasized the critical importance of involving youth in local development initiatives and equipping them with the necessary tools for effective participation in public affairs. They underscored that investing in youth potential is a fundamental pillar for building a better future for both the city and Morocco as a whole.
The atmosphere of the meeting was notably interactive, with participants freely expressing their thoughts and suggestions. They presented several innovative ideas and initiatives aimed at contributing to the advancement of Fes and enhancing the dynamics of civil and political engagement in the region. In conclusion, the importance of continuing to organize such open communication meetings was reiterated, recognizing them as vital spaces for dialogue and the exchange of visions, ultimately fostering a collaborative spirit for the betterment of the community.
As reported by pam.ma.
