This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Tariq Abla from the Netherlands
The association “Dialogue”, a Moroccan association working in a network affecting active companies in the Netherlands, received an official response from the Dutch government on January 23, 2025 to the message it sent in cooperation with a number of Other organizations on December 16. , 2024.
The message responded to increasing concerns concerning discrimination and hatred in society, such as anti-semitism and hatred of Muslims. This response came to confirm the government’s commitment to fight against all forms of discrimination and to promote social cohesion.
The association “Dialogue” is one of the most eminent Moroccan companies in the Netherlands, because it works with a solid network of Moroccan companies distributed throughout the country to improve the values of justice and equality, and to approach All forms of racism and hatred.
The association also seeks to build understanding and dialogue bridges between the different components of Dutch society.
And unfortunate events in Amsterdam last October, due to the riot associated with the football match, had a major impact on the social atmosphere, which led to the detection of Moroccan companies the need to move.
In a proactive and inspiring step, the Association Dialogue organized a large meeting in Ovfigitch in Utrecht, which included a wide range of Moroccan companies active from all over the Netherlands.
During this meeting, a consensus was contacted on the importance of unifying efforts to deal with social challenges and improving communication and dialogue within Dutch society.
The meeting has resulted in the creation of the Moroccan network of the world for communication and dialogue, which aims to support mutual understanding and to improve teamwork between Moroccan companies in the Netherlands.
In its response, the Dutch government has expressed its regret that some citizens believe that there is no complete affiliation with the company and stressed that the Dutch Constitution, in particular the first article related to equality, is the basis of its policies.
The government has also announced the preparation of a national program to combat discrimination and racism in cooperation with the “national coordinator to combat discrimination and racism”.
The program includes the creation of a central organization to report discrimination and provide support for victims, which contributes to solving these problems more effectively.
The government highlighted the importance of dialogue and communication as a means of overcoming social challenges and improving mutual understanding between citizens.
In his speech, the government stressed that the fight against racism and discrimination requires more than administrative plans, because it also calls to improve dialogue and prepare for mutual understanding.
He also welcomed the efforts of the Association Dialogue and his new network to improve the communication and understanding of Dutch society.
The Hiwar association expressed its welcome to the government’s response, praising the efforts made to improve the values of equality and justice.
The association has also stressed the importance of cooperation with the government and civil society to meet social challenges.
The association has announced that the establishment of Moroccans in the world for communication and dialogue represents a central step towards achieving these objectives, because the network will build bridges of understanding and collective work between Moroccan societies active in Netherlands, with a focus on promoting social cohesion and the fight against hatred.
The Hiwar association, with Moroccans around the world, to communicate and dialogue, represents a model of collective action organized in the face of social challenges. The association renews its commitment to the principles of dialogue and understanding, calling everyone to engage in the construction of a fairer and coherent society.
