Amina Bouayach, President of the Moroccan National Human Rights Council (CNDH), underscored the significance of the message of King Mohammed VI to the participants of an international debate organized by CNDH on December 7 and 8, describing it as a guiding framework for a universal dialogue.
The message underscored the importance of drawing lessons from the experiences of countries of the Global South to effectively address contemporary challenges.
She highlighted that in this international debate, featuring 40 prominent figures, discussions will center on human rights issues and strategic visions over a two-day period.
“This iterative process originates from the Kingdom of Morocco, aiming to engage closely with nations, beginning with those in South Africa and subsequently extending to other subgroups,” said Bouayach
