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Comment on Morocco’s Minister of Economic Inclusion, Youth Voice is Well-Heard Today by Moe
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Comments for Morocco World News
Rabat — Morocco’s Minister of Economic Inclusion Younes Sekkouri said today that the youth-led protests have succeeded in delivering the voice of young Moroccans.
Speaking in a press conference following the government’s weekly meeting, Sekkouri said, “today we are in front of the youth expression of society, of close generations about priorities.”“This is how the government understands what has been expressed,” he noted.
He urged the government to listen to these voices in a practical way that translates them into practical steps and actions.
The comments follow a three-day continuous protest that started peacefully by Morocco’s youth with demands to call the government for education and healthcare reforms to ensure citizens’ dignity.
Unfortunately, last night’s events took a different turn when vandalism and violent acts took place in several major cities, including Sale and Lqliaa.