Rabat - The democratic experience of Morocco in the light of the Constitution of 2011 was presented Monday in Rabat to parliamentarians of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
Representing the Sub-Committee on Democratic Governance (CDSDG) and the Sub-committee on Transition and Development (ESCTD) under the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, the parliamentarians had the opportunity to learn, during a round table on "the political and democratic transition in north Africa and the consolidation of democracy in Morocco," about the specifics of Moroccan democratic model.
Held at the Mohammed V-Agdal University, this meeting highlighted the progress made by the new Constitution towards the recognition of human rights in Morocco and the strengthening of democracy.
This roundtable was organized on the occasion of the joint meeting of the Sub-Committee on Democratic Governance (CDSDG) and the Subcommittee on Transition and Development (ESCTD), which opened on Monday in Rabat.
This closed meeting is part of the Mediterranean partner status enjoyed by the Moroccan Parliament within the Parliamentary Assembly of NATO.