Shaping the Future: Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University Partners with Human Rights Committee
Lamiae Abouzid
On Friday, June 28th, 2024, in the presence of directors and deans from various faculties and schools of Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, a groundbreaking partnership was established between the university and the Regional Committee of Human Rights in Fez-Meknes. This agreement, signed by the university president, Mr. Mustapha Ijjaali, and the committee president, Mr. Abderrahman El Amrani, aims to embed human rights and citizenship values within the university culture, fostering a more tolerant and dialogue-driven future generation.
The collaboration focuses on developing joint workshops and educational programs that emphasize the importance of human rights in academic settings, preparing students for active civic engagement.
As it supports various initiatives to cultivate a culture of tolerance and dialogue, encouraging participation in discussions about human rights.
Furthermore, by exchanging expertise, the university and the committee aim to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical application in human rights fields.
Mr. Mustapha Ijjaali emphasized the strategic significance of the partnership, stating, “This collaboration is a step forward in integrating human rights into our academic framework, ensuring that students are well-equipped to contribute positively to society.”
Also, Mr. Abderrahman El Amrani highlighted the university’s role as a birthplace for ideologies, underscoring the importance of educating future generations in human rights.
Activities under this partnership will begin in the next academic year, offering workshops, seminars, and community outreach programs aimed at deepening students' understanding of human rights.
This partnership represents a significant step in promoting human rights and citizenship, setting a model for collaboration between academic and civil institutions. The impact on students and the community will be profound, creating a lasting legacy.
