This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
A delegation from the National Observatory for the Rights of the Child, during the period from June 3 to 11, visited Cap Verde and Sierra Leone, aimed at exchanging and sharing African practices in the field of activation of children’s right to participate.
In a communication, the observatory explained that this task is the framework of the continuation of the efforts made by Morocco, under the senior direction of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God bless him, and with the support of his Royal Highness, Princess Lalla Mary, head of the National Observatory for the Rights of the Child, aimed at advancing children’s rights.
This task, which comes after the visit of Senegal and Lubiria, is part of the partnership agreement signed in November 2024, with the Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation, which aims to support the activities of the Parliament of Children.
Communication added that the Moroccan delegation, led by the vice-president of the president, the parliamentary child, Abeer Bouqatia for childhood and adolescence, which is the government organization responsible for promoting and activating the rights of minors.
He pointed out that these meetings ended with a visit to the headquarters of the village of “SOS” in Braia, adding that discussions with CAPE Verde officials highlighted the progress made by Morocco in the fields of participation and protection of children.
According to the same source, the various actors that the observatory delegation met expressed their great interest in benefiting from the Moroccan experience.
In Sierra Leone, the Moroccan delegation held a series of meetings, in particular with the Minister of Sex and Business for Children, the Minister of Basic Education and Higher Secondary Education, the President of Parliament, the members of the Sierra Leone Child Parliament, and the National Childhood Committee, in addition to the UNICEF representative in Fritown.
The talks are centered, adding communication, on strategies aimed at improving children’s participation, to fight against all forms of violence and prevention in the field of mental health.
According to communication, Sierra Leone, which has an active and active children’s parliament, has shown great interest in the Moroccan model and a strong desire to cooperate with the National Observatory for the Rights of the Child.
A certain number of officials from the two friendly countries have also expressed their great interest in the national psychological sponsorship mechanism of the child’s psychological trauma, which is an inspiring practice in the promotion of mental health of the child.
Communication concluded that “by this task in Cape Verde and Sierra Leone, the National Observatory for the Rights of the Child renews its assertion of its adhesion to the principles of African cooperation, and its desire to make Moroccan experience a lever for joint progress for the rights of the African child. »»
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