Under the esteemed guidance of HM King Mohammed VI, the Royal Cabinet held a pivotal meeting on 23 December at the Royal Palace in Casablanca to discuss significant revisions to Morocco's Family Code. This crucial session underscores Morocco's dedication to enhancing family rights and promoting gender equality within a modern legal framework.
During the meeting, HM King Mohammed VI emphasized the necessity of updating the Family Code to reflect principles of justice, equality, and the protection of individual rights. He highlighted the importance of crafting a legal framework that supports the well-being of Moroccan families while respecting the nation’s rich cultural and religious heritage.
Key topics addressed included the enhancement of women's rights, the protection of children, and the establishment of legal provisions that foster a more equitable society. HM stressed the importance of an inclusive approach, involving legal experts, civil society organizations, and stakeholders from various sectors to ensure a balanced and effective revision of the Family Code.
The Royal Cabinet's statement acknowledged the critical need for this revision in addressing contemporary social challenges and fostering a legal system that mirrors Morocco's progressive values. The session concluded with a call for continued collaboration and dialogue among all parties involved to successfully implement the revised Family Code.
This initiative marks a significant step forward in Morocco's ongoing efforts to improve legal protections for families and promote gender equality, reinforcing Morocco’s status as a leader in progressive social reform in the region.
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