Med-Forum SD Morocco

Med-Forum SD Morocco Mediterranean Forum For Social Development is a cultural non-governmental organization whose objectives are :

MEDinEUROPE is officially launched! From 7 to 9 May 2026 we met in Naples for the official kick-off of our project MED...
13/05/2026

MEDinEUROPE is officially launched!
From 7 to 9 May 2026 we met in Naples for the official kick-off of our project MEDinEUROPE. three intense and inspiring days that brought together 6 organizations from Italy, Spain, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan around one shared mission:
-Fight xenophobic cyberbullying
-Build intercultural dialogue
-Empower young people through digital storytelling & gamification
-Co-create a Euro-Mediterranean Youth Manifesto
Over the next 3 years, MEDinEUROPE will reach more than 1,500 young people, youth workers and educators across the Mediterranean building bridges, breaking stereotypes, and giving the new generation the tools to lead positive change online and offline.
This is just the beginning. Stay tuned , the journey starts now!

On 23.09.2025 we met youth workers and community leaders from different centres in Rabat to present the three winning vi...
23/11/2025

On 23.09.2025 we met youth workers and community leaders from different centres in Rabat to present the three winning videos from our Peace, Inclusion and Participation Contest. We watched the videos together and shared ideas about how young people can take part in positive change.

We also introduced the peace manual and the learning modules we created for youth activities. Our partners showed strong interest and will use these tools in their work with young people.

A big thank you to everyone who joined and supported this meeting. More screenings and workshops will follow in the next months.

21/11/2025

The Solidarity Garden was more than a project ,it was a family. As we reach the end, we look back with gratitude for every laugh, every challenge, and every seed we planted together. Goodbye, volunteers, and thank you for making this space alive


13/11/2025

BRIDGING CULTURES – SALÀS DE PALLARS, SPAIN (29.10–5.11.2025)

A glimpse into our week in Salàs de Pallars workshops, teamwork, laughter, and real connections.
Youth workers from ten countries came together to learn, share, and celebrate diversity.

-BRIDGING CULTURES PROJECT-Bridging Cultures took place in Salàs de Pallars, Spain, from 29 October to 5 November 2025.T...
11/11/2025

-BRIDGING CULTURES PROJECT-

Bridging Cultures took place in Salàs de Pallars, Spain, from 29 October to 5 November 2025.
The project brought together youth workers from ten countries to strengthen intercultural understanding, inclusion, and social cohesion.
It equipped them with the skills to challenge stereotypes, promote dialogue, and build more inclusive communities.

🇪🇸 Spain 🇮🇹 Italy 🇩🇪 Germany 🇲🇦 Morocco 🇱🇹 Lithuania 🇵🇹 Portugal 🇹🇷 Türkiye 🇯🇴 Jordan 🇫🇷 France 🇹🇳 Tunisia

WHAT WE AIMED FOR
This initiative focused on developing the competencies youth workers needed to guide young people in diverse societies. Its goals were to:
• Break down cultural stereotypes through dialogue and mutual respect.
• Strengthen communication skills such as empathy, active listening, and conflict resolution.
• Combat hate speech and misinformation by promoting critical and informed thinking.
• Encourage diversity and inclusion through creative approaches in local communities.
• Inspire leadership in intercultural dialogue and peacebuilding.

WHO TOOK PART
Thirty youth workers and one expert trainer took part, representing ten different countries.
They shared a wide range of experiences and worked toward one common goal: learning from one another and creating fairer, more understanding societies.

HOW WE WORKED
The training used non-formal education methods such as workshops, simulations, cultural exchange nights, and group discussions, all designed to build trust, understanding, and collaboration.
Each activity turned learning into practice, giving participants the tools to apply in their local youth work.

THE LASTING IMPACT
Bridging Cultures created long-term change that extended far beyond the project:
• Youth workers developed stronger confidence in addressing intercultural challenges.
• Communities became more inclusive and open to diversity.
• Organisations gained skilled and motivated youth workers ready to lead new Erasmus+ initiatives.
• Across Europe and beyond, the project reinforced cooperation, understanding, and shared values.

Bridging Cultures was more than a project. It became a movement of connection, learning, and peacebuilding.

10/11/2025

🎥 Final Conference “Youth for Peace in the Mediterranean Sea”

The final video highlights the Youth for Peace Final Conference held in Rabat, Morocco, on 28 October 2025. It captures the main moments of the event partner presentations, reflections on project outcomes, and the announcement of the Youth for Peace Video Contest winner. The video celebrates the spirit of collaboration and the shared dedication of young people and organizations working together for peace and dialogue across the Mediterranean region.

Final Evaluation Meeting “Youth for Peace in the Mediterranean Sea”Rabat, Morocco – October 27, 2025.The Final Evaluatio...
31/10/2025

Final Evaluation Meeting “Youth for Peace in the Mediterranean Sea”Rabat, Morocco – October 27, 2025.

The Final Evaluation Meeting of the project “Youth for Peace in the Mediterranean Sea” was held on October 27 in Rabat, Morocco, gathering representatives and participants from Spain, Morocco, France, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, and Tunisia.
Hosted by Med-Forum Morocco and coordinated by Spain, the meeting served as the last step of this two-year journey that aimed to promote dialogue, understanding, and peace among young people from both sides of the Mediterranean.
During the session, partners reviewed the results of all project activities, from youth exchanges to local workshops and training events. Each organisation shared their achievements, challenges, and lessons learned, reflecting on how the project strengthened youth participation and intercultural cooperation.
The meeting also focused on evaluating the project’s impact in local communities and discussing possible ways to continue the network after the project’s completion. The atmosphere was open and constructive, full of appreciation for the teamwork and dedication shown by all partners.
The day ended with a collective reflection and a shared commitment to keep building bridges between Mediterranean youth. As one participant said, “Peace starts with us,with how we listen, connect, and act together.”

Recognition of the Moroccan Winners of the Youth for Peace Video Contest.As part of the Youth for Peace in the Mediterra...
13/09/2025

Recognition of the Moroccan Winners of the Youth for Peace Video Contest.

As part of the Youth for Peace in the Mediterranean Sea project, co-funded with support from the European Commission, our organisation proudly organised the Moroccan edition of the video contest “United for a More Peaceful and Inclusive Mediterranean.”

The contest invited young people from across Morocco to present their creative visions for peace, inclusion, and intercultural dialogue. Participants, aged between 18 and 30, worked individually or in small groups, linking their ideas to one of the European Youth Goals. Many young people answered the call, producing videos that reflected their hopes, struggles, and innovative solutions for a more united Mediterranean.

After a rigorous evaluation process carried out by a national jury and a stage of public voting, the Moroccan winners were announced. Their video won recognition for its creativity, authenticity, and strong message of youth empowerment and social cohesion.

To honour their achievement, the winners received official certificates that validate the skills they gained throughout the contest. These certificates highlight not only their success in the competition but also the abilities they developed in storytelling, teamwork, and digital creativity. This recognition gives the winners visibility at both national and international levels and strengthens their profiles as active young leaders.

The winners also documented their journey through a series of photos showing their teamwork, filming process, and pride in representing Moroccan youth on a regional stage. These images will be featured in the final project video “Participatory Proposals for a More Peaceful and Inclusive Mediterranean,” which will compile all winning entries from the participating countries and will be presented at the project’s closing conference later in 2025.

For the winners, this moment went far beyond the competition. It provided recognition of their efforts, certification of their skills, and validation of their creativity. For the project as a whole, it proved once again that young people can act as true agents of change, shaping narratives of peace and inclusion through the power of digital storytelling.

From May 20th to 25th, youth professionals from several countries met in Sousse, Tunisia, for an evaluation and validati...
09/09/2025

From May 20th to 25th, youth professionals from several countries met in Sousse, Tunisia, for an evaluation and validation meeting as part of the Youth for Peace (YxP) project, co-funded by the European Commission. The week kicked off with an official welcome and a visit to the local youth center, setting a friendly and inspiring tone.

Over several days, the team worked together to review and validate tools for Modules 1 to 4 of the project, ensuring everything is ready for the next steps. Interactive sessions and discussions allowed participants to refine ideas and align approaches.

Beyond the working sessions, participants connected with local organisations and youth workers, exchanged perspectives, and discovered Sousse’s vibrant culture through walking tours and informal social gatherings.

The meeting concluded with a collective evaluation, celebrating progress and reaffirming the shared commitment to advancing the project’s next phases.

A sincere thank you to everyone involved for their energy, dedication, and contributions to making this step a success.

Online Meeting with Global ShapersThe Mediterranean Forum for Social Development (Med Forum Morocco) recently held an on...
09/09/2025

Online Meeting with Global Shapers

The Mediterranean Forum for Social Development (Med Forum Morocco) recently held an online stakeholder meeting with Global Shapers, as part of the Youth for Peace in the Mediterranean Sea project, co-funded by the European Commission.

The discussion focused on common priorities such as youth leadership, civic engagement, and intercultural dialogue. Both organisations exchanged views on how to create stronger platforms for young people to voice their perspectives, participate in decision-making, and contribute to building inclusive and peaceful communities.

Global Shapers shared their initiatives in empowering youth to lead local actions with a global impact, while Med Forum Morocco presented the project’s objectives of fostering dialogue, mutual respect, and solidarity across the Mediterranean.

This meeting underlined the importance of collaboration between youth-led organisations at both local and international levels. Together, we are committed to enhancing opportunities for young people to act as drivers of positive change and to strengthen partnerships that promote social cohesion and peace.

Stakeholder Meeting with Project SoarThe Mediterranean Forum for Social Development (Med Forum Morocco) held a face-to-f...
09/09/2025

Stakeholder Meeting with Project Soar

The Mediterranean Forum for Social Development (Med Forum Morocco) held a face-to-face stakeholder meeting with Project Soar in Morocco, within the framework of the Youth for Peace in the Mediterranean Sea project, co-funded by the European Commission.

The meeting provided an opportunity to exchange perspectives on how both organisations can work together to promote youth empowerment, gender equality, and social inclusion. Discussions highlighted the importance of creating safe and inclusive spaces for young people, particularly young women, to develop leadership skills, build confidence, and engage actively in their communities.

Project Soar shared its experience in supporting adolescent girls and empowering them to resist early marriage and advocate for their rights, while Med Forum Morocco presented the broader objectives of the Youth for Peace project, focused on dialogue, intercultural understanding, and peacebuilding across the Mediterranean.

This partnership meeting reinforced the shared commitment of both organisations to invest in young people as agents of change. By working together, we aim to expand opportunities for youth participation, foster intercultural dialogue, and strengthen social cohesion at the local and regional levels.

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