The Moroccan ALF Network is a group of more than 182 institutions and organisations under Moroccan law (Universities, Research Centers, Art and Culture Workshops, Human Rights Organisations and other non-profit associations members of Civil society). With its diversity, its potential and geographical location spread across nearly 40 Moroccan cities, the Moroccan Network is one of the most dynamic networks in the EuroMed space interacting with most of the 41 ALF Networks in terms of management of joint inter-network projects and actions.
The Moroccan Network of the ALF is among the largest Moroccan platforms working in the field of intercultural dialogue, it has a long history of success and combines good innovative practices. The current dynamic intends to promote more involvement of members and the encouragement of a desire to capitalise on experiences with a view to continuing to play its role perfectly at national and Euro-Mediterranean levels.
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Since 2005, three HoNs have chaired the Moroccan ALF Network: The Group for Studies and Research on the Mediterranean (2005-2011), the International Center for Cooperation South North – CoopSudNord (2011-2017), and the Association Agir Ensemble Morocco (from January 2018 till now).
Morocco is at once Amazigh, Jewish, Mediterranean, Arab-Muslim, African Negro and Morisco Andalusian. He speaks various languages and dialects: Amazigh with these three variants (Tarifit, Tamazight and Tachelhit), Arabic shared between Darija and Hassani, French and Spanish (languages of the settler) and English (language of science and international trade ).
The Moroccan ALF Network covering nearly forty Moroccan cities and territories, crossing all the diversities of the national cultural mosaic, has every legitimacy today to confront young people with their identity which is both united and plural and reinforce them in their values of openness and Euro-Mediterranean anchoring.
With the help of time, the Moroccan tends to believe that his diversity is consumed. This seems true today, especially after the adoption of the new constitution of 2011 which established Amazigh as an official language, guarantees everyone the free exercise of worship, recognizes the contribution to its identity represented by its Arab-Islamic components. , Amazigh and Saharo-Hassanian, and the enrichment by its African, Andalusian, Hebrew and Mediterranean tributaries, demonstrated the attachment to the values of openness, moderation, tolerance and dialogue for mutual understanding between all cultures and civilizations of the world and granted to international conventions duly ratified by Morocco, primacy over the internal law of the country.
