World Questions - Morocco
Freedom of speech, youth and politics, child marriage and how to tackle drought - Jonny Dymond presents a public debate of national issues in Morocco’s capital Rabat.
Morocco is a strategically important country. It's part of both the Arab World and the African, with strong links to both Europe and the Middle East.
A panel of senior politicians and civil society leaders answer questions on different subjects posed directly by an audience in the capital.
The panel:
Younes Sekkouri MP: Minister for Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills
Khaoula Lachguar: Member of the National Council of the USFP (Socialist Union of Popular Forces Party)
Manal Alattir: Social Entrepreneur and President of the Womenomics Institute
Mustapha El Khalfi: Former Government Spokesperson and Minister of Communications
Producer: Charlie Taylor
BBC World Questions is a series of international events created in partnership with the British Council, which connects the UK and the world through arts, culture, education and the English language.
(Photo: People wave Moroccan flags in the streets of El Ayoun, Credit: Abdelhak Senna/AFP via Getty Images)
Published on Monday, 11th April 2022.
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