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News India Live, Digital Desk: Education System Morocco: Nowadays, in Morocco, the younger generation, known as ‘Generation Zee’ (Gen Z), is openly demanding its rights. The anger of these youths has erupted on the streets due to the plight of health facilities and the poor condition of education system. The situation has deteriorated so much that they have also clashed with security forces during protests, after which a large number of people have been arrested.
In the major cities of Morocco, these youth are raising their voice by taking to the streets. Their main demand is that public health services should be improved and revolutionary changes should be made in the education system of the country. These are the issues that directly affect the future of the country, ie these youth. Gen Z complains that the government is not paying enough attention to these basic things, which is affecting their dreams.
These protests are getting a lot of wind through social media. Today’s digital generation is using a lot of platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to speak, but when it came to the ground and came to register its presence, it did not back down. After the initial peaceful demonstrations, when their words were ignored, the situation became tense and the protesters clashed with the police. After this, the administration took strict steps and took many youths into custody.
Many experts believe that it shows the changing thinking of the younger generation of Morocco. While on one hand the older generation may consider the decisions of the government silently, Gen Z is not afraid to say his point. They are not only asking for better facilities, but also expect transparency in accountability and policies from the government. It is a big challenge for the Moroccan government to listen to the legitimate demands of this youth power and pay attention to them, because these movements are not limited to Morocco only, youth all over the world are raising their voice for better future and accountable government.
North India Statesman