Barring education reforms for dignity, curricula, and free university

The article discusses the Vision of the Socialist Party for reforming the education system in Morocco, with a focus on restoring the dignity of education professionals such as teachers and trainers by strengthening their rights, improving their financial and moral status, and advancing their professional development. It also proposes a gradual plan to expand the use of the Amazigh language within educational institutions by 2031, alongside a comprehensive review of curricula to make them more aligned with the demands of the twenty-first century, especially in light of technological advances and artificial intelligence. The program emphasizes the necessity of integrating AI and technological skills at all levels of education, from primary school to university, to ensure students are prepared for the job market. It also stresses the importance of fostering lifelong learning and providing continuous training opportunities. Furthermore, the plan highlights the importance of aligning university specialties with labor market needs to combat unemployment, as well as promoting scientific research and stimulating investments in innovation, all aiming to elevate the international ranking of Moroccan universities.

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