This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press -Ahmed Al -Masader
Friday morning, February 21, in the city of Oujda, the activities of the second National Forum on the right to obtain information in Morocco, with a joint organization between the Association of Change for Development and Culture, and the Sesame Association, the participation of Mwatana and the European Union in Morocco.
This two -day annual forum is an essential station to provide the results of the second year of project implementation to obtain information as a advocacy, transparency and good governance mechanism, because it represents a space for discussion and the improvement of dialogue between all interfering actors, in particular with the discussion of the examination of the right 31.13 linked to the right to obtain on information in Morocco, emphasizing the result and the challenges of its activation and the expected perspectives.
The interest of this event, which will know the participation of collective actors, journalists and politicians in addition to parliamentarians and representatives of public institutions of six parties covered by the project: East, Fez Mekns and Marrakech Safi, Beni Mellal Khenifra, Souss Massa, the destination of the Tafilalet shield, on the most important axes:
Law 31.13 linked to the right to obtain information: the result and reform perspectives;
The role of digital transformation in the field of public information;
– The role of Parliament in the examination of law n ° 31.13 concerning the right to obtain information: entries to an extended public consultation.
The organization of this second national forum is within the framework of the implementation of the project “The right to obtain information as a advocacy, transparency and good governance mechanism, which aims to contribute to the download of the Right to obtain information at the local level and its adoption by civil society associations to plead in order to improve transparency and openness institutions and their response to the requirements of citizens.
