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Young Women Drive Education Change in Morocco
The study indicates that Moroccan women have made progress in education and digitalization. The percentage of women with secondary or higher education has reached 57%, most of whom are young women aged between 18 and 35. In urban areas, 97% of women own a mobile phone, compared to 92% in rural areas. However, economic and financial gaps still persist, with only 58% of women in cities holding bank accounts. Additionally, women are less involved in the labor market and own fewer assets compared to men. The study highlights that rural women, despite infrastructure shortages, demonstrate a higher political awareness and show strong political engagement. It emphasizes the importance of leveraging this awareness to enhance women's empowerment and achieve more inclusive social and economic progress, noting that advances in sustainable development remain slow.
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