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Women in Morocco face high illiteracy and unemployment
Women in Morocco face high levels of illiteracy, poverty, and unemployment, along with limited rights and restricted access to the labor market. Additionally, they are victims of all forms of violence. Although nearly half of the population participates in elections, women's representation in Parliament remains limited, and they are often viewed as electoral votes dependent on political parties and online social groups. History shows that women have played a longstanding political role, such as in resistance movements and revolutions, but the current reality is limited to symbolic and folkloric displays, with weak political training and low societal awareness of their issues. There is an expectation for improved economic and social participation of women, especially as developed countries have begun to rely on education and technology to promote growth. Meanwhile, Morocco suffers from low income levels and a lack of effective programs to support women and reduce poverty.
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