Breaking 18:30 Morocco’s 2030 World Cup investment boom raises fiscal risk concerns 18:15 Morocco and Russia strengthen customs cooperation with new action plan 17:35 Mohammedia: DGSN arrests French-Algerian national wanted by Interpol 17:20 Morocco Lawyers’ Strike: September 20 Meeting Could Shape the Next Phase 16:35 Morocco and China Enter a New Phase of Strategic Cooperation 16:20 Morocco Time Change 2026: Clocks Move Back One Hour to GMT on September 20 15:45 Why Nador West Med is attracting growing global interest 15:05 Morocco strengthens its position as a football hub for African teams 14:45 Crédit du Maroc and AtlantaSanad Assurance Join Forces to Support Morocco’s SMEs 14:28 Morocco Launches Major Study to Measure Sediment Loss in 10 Dams 13:38 Morocco joins Interpol operation targeting terrorism and cross-border crime 11:14 Morocco weather: orange alert for thunderstorms, hail, heat and strong winds 11:11 Morocco showcases its expertise in radioactive waste management 10:55 Casablanca Port congestion: 12-hour waits expose Morocco's logistics challenges 10:01 AVATR Launches in Morocco with Three High-End Electric Models 09:47 Fitch affirms Morocco’s BB+ rating with stable outlook 09:30 Ahmed Reda Chami stresses dialogue after EU Parliame 09:29 Mohamed Bouzoubaa Leaves MAS Fès Presidency but Remains Key Investor 09:15 FBI director praises Moroccan security expertise ahead of 2026 World Cup 08:55 Morocco calls for shift from crisis management to sustainable humanitarian solutions 08:54 Moroccan Dirham Exchange Rates: Bank Al-Maghrib Publishes September 18, 2026 Quotes 08:39 Innov Invest receives top World Bank rating after backing more than 500 startups 08:12 Morocco calls for international code of conduct to protect freedom of navigation 08:08 Spain’s opposition takes Ceuta migration crisis to the European stage 08:04 Morocco: Nasser Bourita Reaffirms Support for Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Attacks 07:47 Morocco and Côte d’Ivoire strengthen military cooperation through joint committee 07:30 Far-right lawmakers intensify criticism of Morocco over Ceuta migration crisis 07:15 Morocco’s leadership highlighted in global efforts to counter hate speech 02:00 Morocco emerges as Africa’s only representative in the Global Public Security Index 01:36 Morocco’s Industrial Production Drops 4.5% as Automotive and Pharma Grow 00:15 Nearly 500 Doctors Set to Join Morocco’s Public Healthcare System in September 23:59 Morocco elected AFRA chair for 2026-2027 as Africa expands peaceful nuclear cooperation 23:50 Ibrahim Taik pursues his rally dream across Morocco’s desert tracks 23:30 Moroccan children enter the digital world earlier as smartphone use and online risks rise 22:59 Morocco-Sweden security cooperation highlighted by arrest of wanted Swedish national 22:20 Bank Al-Maghrib rate expected to remain at 2.25% as investors favor monetary stability 22:05 Morocco’s Oued Beht site uncovers major Bronze Age defensive structures 21:39 SIEMA 2026: Casablanca prepares to host a major showcase for Morocco’s agro-industrial transformation 21:17 Meknes investment potential highlighted by Fes-Meknes Regional Investment Center 20:55 Soukaina Glamour gets five-month prison sentence after Marrakech appeal 20:01 MAS postpones Hamid Hazzaz friendly tournament in Fès 18:59 UAE Moroccan Festival 2026 returns to Casablanca with €250,000 feature race

Youth empowerment through Youth Card project agreement

Sunday 27 April 2025 - 11:39
Youth empowerment through Youth Card project agreement

The Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication and Bank Al-Maghrib have entered into a partnership to offer young people exclusive benefits under the “Youth Card” project. The agreement was signed on Friday in Rabat during the 30th International Book and Publishing Fair, held at the Bank Al-Maghrib pavilion. The signing ceremony was attended by Minister of Youth, Culture, and Communication, Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid, and Bank Al-Maghrib Governor, Abdellatif Jouahri.

This collaboration is designed to provide young people with enhanced access to cultural experiences, offer insights into the history of the national currency, and improve financial literacy. The “Youth Card” holders will benefit from free admission to Bank Al-Maghrib’s museums and discounts on books and products in the museum stores. Additionally, Bank Al-Maghrib will support the promotional efforts for the project across its various museum spaces.

The partnership is part of the national “Youth Card” program, which seeks to foster both financial and cultural inclusion for youth, offering them broader opportunities for education and training. Minister Bensaid highlighted that this initiative is a crucial step toward helping more young people enter the job market. He praised Bank Al-Maghrib’s involvement in supporting youth development and preparing them for employment challenges.

Governor Jouahri emphasized that Bank Al-Maghrib is making its resources, including museums and documentation centers, available to young people, viewing the initiative as a long-term investment in the nation’s future. The agreement also expands cooperation through the Moroccan Foundation for Financial Education, which aims to further promote financial services and training for youth, women, and rural communities.

The “Youth Card,” available digitally through an app, targets young people aged 16 to 30. It serves as a platform for discovering cultural, educational, social, and professional opportunities, supporting youth integration, mobility, and engagement in cultural activities.


  • Fajr
  • Sunrise
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

Read more

This website, walaw.press, uses cookies to provide you with a good browsing experience and to continuously improve our services. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to the use of these cookies.