Rabat council member resigns in solidarity with Gen Z 212 protests

Moroccan government pledges reform and dialogue in response to youth demands

Health Minister Tahraoui to face Parliament over healthcare reform amid protests

Moroccan opposition parties condemn government crackdown on Generation Z protests

Opposition parties, joined by the Justice and Charity group, have condemned the «repression» of the weekend’s Generation Z protests, calling for the release of detainees and the fulfillment of their social demands.

From viral posts to AI tools : Understanding Morocco’s recent protest dynamics

Morocco has recently seen a wave of marches and sit-ins demanding better health and education, with actions spreading from rural provinces to major cities and amplified online. Social media expert Marouane Harmach explains how these movements, including youth-led calls using AI tools, are reshaping protest tactics.

Online calls urge Moroccan youth to march on September 27–28 for education and health

Recent social media posts are calling for youth marches in Morocco on September 27–28, 2025, demanding better education and health. A platform called MoroccanYouthVoice is leading the mobilization, emphasizing that the marches should remain peaceful and even providing detailed clothing guidelines for participants.

SNRT wraps up youth-focused event for Moroccans worldwide in Rabat

Near Paris, Moroccan youth join nations cup to tackle violence through sport

«Our voice changes nothing» : Young Moroccans act quietly but with purpose

In a groundbreaking year-long study conducted across Morocco’s 12 regions, the association Les Citoyens gathered the voices of over 1,100 young people. Far from the common clichés of youth disengagement, these young Moroccans expressed a strong desire to contribute to society. Yet, due to limited awareness of available tools, lack of recognition, and institutional barriers, many feel invisible. This sociological study puts forward concrete recommendations to build a more inclusive

In Morocco, nearly one-third of young rural women are NEET [FAO]

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reports that nearly one-third of young women in rural Morocco are neither in school, employed, nor enrolled in training programs (NEET). While Morocco's agricultural system continues to grow, improvements in road infrastructure have helped enhance access to education.