MOROCCO’S Youth-Led Genz212 Movement Has Declared Its “Complete And Fundamental Solidarity” With The Victims Of The Al Haouz Earthquake, Asserting That “Their Cause Is Our Cause” Because “Human Dignity Cannot Be Divided.”
In A Statement Released This Week, The Movement Connected The Ongoing Suffering Of Affected Families To What It Calls Morocco’s “Two-Speed Reality,” A Phrase Highlighting Stark Inequalities Between The Country’s Urban Centers And Its Rural Or Mountainous Regions.
The Group Described The Al Haouz Disaster As A Powerful Reminder Of Structural Weaknesses That It Says Have Long Been Ignored. “The Delay In Reconstruction Efforts Confirms That Rearranging National Priorities Is Not A Slogan But An Urgent Necessity,” Genz212 Said, Noting That Thousands Of Families Remain In Vulnerable Conditions More Than Two Years After The Earthquake. The Statement Criticized What It Called Insufficient Government Transparency In Handling The Recovery Process.
Genz212 Announced That It Will Join A Peaceful Demonstration On Monday At 10 A.M. In Front Of The Parliament Building In Rabat, Alongside Citizens And Solidarity Groups. The Protest Aims To Demand Clarity Over The Management Of The MAD 120 Billion (Approx. USD 12 Billion) Reconstruction Budget. The Movement Questioned Whether These Funds Are Being Distributed Fairly, Asking, “Why Are Legitimate Questions About Aid Distribution Met With Restrictions Instead Of Answers?”
Emerging In Late September, Genz212 Has Rapidly Become A Key Voice For Morocco’s Younger Generation, Channeling Public Frustration Over Inequality, Corruption, And Limited Social Mobility. What Began As Online Discussions Has Evolved Into Organized Street Activism, Uniting Students, Young Professionals, And Civil Society Advocates Under A Shared Call For Dignity, Justice, And Accountability. The Upcoming Protest Comes At A Politically Sensitive Time, As Pressure Mounts On The Government To Deliver On Reconstruction Promises And Rebuild Public Trust.

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