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International Talk on Development and Rights in the South
The international event held in Geneva focused on discussing the human rights situation and development in the southern regions of Morocco. Data showed that access to clean drinking water reaches 93.7% in urban areas, compared to 72.9% nationally. Additionally, school enrollment for ages 6 to 22 increased from 76.4% in 2004 to 97% in 2024. The southern regions experienced an average annual GDP growth of 7.7% between 2014 and 2023, and multidimensional poverty indicators in the provinces of Laayoune and Dakhla have declined. The new development model, based on territoriality and participation, is considered an example that can benefit other contexts and help transform conflicts into cooperative pathways. The conference reaffirmed that comprehensive development—through infrastructure projects, renewable energy, and education—supports the sustainability of peace and stability in the region. It also called for enhanced regional and international cooperation to achieve sustainable development and human rights.
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