Orange Maroc Partners with National Authorities to Protect Youth Online
Through its societal initiatives, Orange Maroc focuses on protecting young people and promoting responsible use of digital platforms.
Orange Maroc is strengthening its commitment to safer digital technology by actively contributing to the National Project for the Prevention and Treatment of Harassment in the Environment and Cyberbullying. Through its societal initiatives, Orange Maroc focuses on protecting young people and promoting responsible use of digital platforms.
Under the #ForGoodConnections initiative, Orange Maroc is taking concrete measures to prevent cyberbullying and encourage responsible digital behavior. In Rabat, the Minister of National Education chaired a meeting of the Steering Committee for the program, now named الاهتمام المشترك, to review progress and support its expansion at the national level.
The program is built on several pillars, including the training of dedicated staff, implementation of treatment protocols, mobilization of student ambassadors, family awareness campaigns, and a national monitoring and evaluation system. These efforts aim to create a structured and sustainable approach to tackling harassment and cyberbullying in schools and online environments.
Orange Maroc works alongside institutional partners, including the Agence de Développement du Digital (ADD), DGSN, Royal Gendarmerie, Observatoire National Des Droits de l’Enfant, and Centre ReSIS – Association de lutte contre les souffrances scolaires. Through this collaborative framework, Orange Maroc reaffirms its commitment to making digital technology a tool for trust, prevention, and equal opportunities for all young people in Morocco.
