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During the national gathering of the Istiqlal Party organized in Casablanca, Saturday January 11, 2025, to commemorate the 81st anniversary of the presentation of the Independence Manifesto, under the theme “Young people are the builders of today and of tomorrow”, the Istiqlal Party has launched two ambitious initiatives, the first relating to the development of the first digital activists and the second relating to the development of an advanced social contract for young people, under the direction of its Secretary General Nizar Baraka.
This initiative adopts the latest technologies in the field of political communication, and will constitute a qualitative addition to the Party’s presence in the digital arena, and will contribute to improving its communication with citizens, especially young people.
Regarding the second initiative, the Istiqlal Party announced its aspiration to develop an “advanced social contract” with Moroccan youth in order to give them, on the one hand, the means to improve themselves, autonomy, creativity and innovation and, on the other hand, the skills and mechanisms for active citizen participation in the dynamics of society and public life.
It is an ambitious initiative that the Istiqlal Party places in the hands of young people who are invited to appropriate it and embrace it, for the future of Morocco tomorrow, to establish a future based on participation. and collective construction, and to make it a promising starting point for the aspirations of Moroccan youth in villages and towns as well as the youth of Moroccans around the world.
Because the social contract is for young people and by young people, young people are also invited to formulate and build it, based on the ideas and proposals that will emerge from consultations and meetings of local, regional and national young people that the Party will launch throughout 2025, and which will constitute a platform to give voice to young people and express their aspirations in order to contribute to the development of a vision of the future and to involve them in the development of public policies , by guaranteeing their economic rights, social, cultural and environmental, again according to Nizar Baraka
