Academic Event on Family Mediation in Morocco
On Wednesday, April 29, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities in Marrakech will host a significant academic event featuring the presentation of the book "Family Mediation in Light of Moroccan Specificity," authored by Dr. Zakaria Bou Sahab, a researcher specializing in family issues and contemporary social transformations. This gathering is part of an initiative to enhance engagement with legal and social research topics related to family dynamics and to foster a robust scientific discussion on the mechanisms of family mediation, which stands out as one of the most prominent modern alternatives for resolving family disputes. This approach aligns with the legal, social, and cultural specificities of Moroccan society.
Illustrious Speakers and Participants
The event will be enriched by the participation of a distinguished group of professors and researchers, including: Dr. Abdeljalil Lakrifa, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities in Marrakech; Dr. Abdelkrim Taleb, Professor at the Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social Sciences in Marrakech; Dr. Mohammed Al-Waiz, a sociology professor at Cadi Ayyad University in Marrakech; Dr. Nadia Ayoub, a researcher and professor at the Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social Sciences in Marrakech; Dr. Fatima Bertawach, also a researcher at the same faculty; and Professor Ismail Shahaboun, a psychology professor and coordinator of the department at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities in Marrakech.
The event is expected to attract a wide array of researchers and academics from various disciplines, particularly within the fields of legal and social sciences. This diverse participation will contribute to enriching the discussions and expanding analytical horizons regarding family mediation from multiple perspectives. It will also deepen the contemplation of ways to develop and implement mediation in the Moroccan context.
Participants’ presentations are anticipated to analyze and critique the contents of the book from legal, sociological, and media perspectives, highlighting the significance of family mediation as an alternative and effective mechanism for conflict resolution and its role in promoting family stability and social cohesion. This gathering is expected to serve as a fertile scientific space for exchanging views and experiences while deepening academic discourse on family issues, emphasizing the importance of developing mediation mechanisms in light of the transformations occurring within Moroccan society.
As reported by mojaz24.com.
