Our think tank members had the privilege of visiting the Constitutional Court, gaining valuable insights into the judicial system and constitutional processes.



A delegation of our think tank members, including both professors and student researchers, participated in an educational visit to the Constitutional Court. The visit was organized as part of our ongoing efforts to deepen understanding of legal and constitutional frameworks that shape policy development.


During the visit, participants engaged in discussions with court officials about the role of the Constitutional Court in upholding democratic principles, protecting fundamental rights, and ensuring the constitutionality of laws. The delegation gained valuable insights into the court's procedures, its historical significance, and its evolving role in Morocco's legal landscape.


Additionally, we had the opportunity to speak with Professor Benabdelah, who generously shared his expertise. We exchanged ideas with him, visited the court together, and conducted an interview where he addressed key questions regarding constitutional law and its impact on policy-making in Morocco. His insights further enriched our understanding of the legal and constitutional framework within which the Constitutional Court operates.


This experience provided our members with a deeper appreciation of the intersection between constitutional law and policy research, enriching their understanding of the legal foundations that underpin effective governance and policy implementation.



Mohammed Amine Benabdallah

President of the Moroccan Constitutional Court

Visit to the Constitutional Court

A diplomatic briefing highlighting Sweden’s development cooperation, sustainability values, and academic collaboration with Morocco.

The Embassy of Sweden in Morocco is pleased to host the think tank 3D Policy for a diplomatic briefing and policy exchange on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, at 11:00 AM, at the Embassy’s premises in Rabat. This meeting is part of Sweden’s commitment to fostering dialogue with emerging policy actors and promoting shared values in sustainable development, democratic governance, and inclusive innovation. The visit will provide an opportunity for students and researchers to engage directly with Swedish diplomats and policy advisers, exploring avenues for bilateral cooperation in areas such as green transition, education, and civil society empowerment.



Sir Jörgen Karlsson

Ambassador

Visit to the Embassy of Sweden in Morocco

A strategic institutional visit exploring Morocco’s long-term low-carbon development strategy, with a focus on student participation in sustainability governance.

Tour & Introductions

Expert Presentations

Joint Roundtable

Group Photo & Wrap-up

The Ministry of Sustainable Development is pleased to welcome the think tank 3D Policy for an official visit on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, at 2:00 PM, at the Ministry’s headquarters in Hay Riad – Rabat. This meeting is part of an ongoing dialogue and collaboration around sustainable public policies, aiming to strengthen synergies between research, independent expertise, and public action.

M. Zakaria Hachlaf

 Secrétaire général du Ministère de la Transition Énergétique et du Développement Durable

Salah-Eddine AIT BELLA

Head of the United Nations and Affiliated Bodies Cooperation Unit

Visit to the Ministry of Energy Transition & Sustainable Development (MTEDD)

An exclusive visit to Morocco’s central bank to understand its monetary strategy, institutional independence, and vision for 2024–2028.

Bank Al-Maghrib is pleased to welcome the think tank 3D Policy for an official visit on Friday, April 25, 2025, at 08:30 AM, at the Central Bank headquarters in Rabat. This session is part of a continued effort to foster meaningful dialogue between youth researchers and Morocco’s leading financial institutions. The visit will center around the role of Bank Al-Maghrib in safeguarding monetary stability, promoting financial inclusion, and executing its newly launched Strategic Plan 2024–2028, with a focus on autonomy, transparency, and innovation in public monetary governance.



 Yousra BERRADY

Economist/Head of Monetary Studies Unit

Omar El Alami

Senior Research and Institutional Monitoring Officer 

Mehdi BAZZI, PhD

Head of Risk Analysis for Financial Conglomerates

Visit to Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM)

Brief exchange with Fethi Debbabi (UNIC) on the UN’s outreach efforts, youth engagement, and potential areas for collaboration.

Ongoing Projects & Partnerships

Strategic Thinking & Policy Briefs

Future-Oriented Initiatives & Youth Engagement

Communication, Disinformation & Next Steps

We held a meeting with Mr. Fethi Debbabi from the United Nations Information Centre (UNIC) to discuss the center’s mission, current initiatives, and potential areas for collaboration. Mr. Debbabi provided an overview of UNIC’s role within the UN Secretariat, emphasizing its mission to bridge the gap between the United Nations and local populations by engaging with governments, civil society, the private sector, and youth. He highlighted a longstanding partnership with the Policy Center for the New South in Morocco and expressed interest in developing similar collaborations, particularly involving students and young researchers. The discussion also covered the production of strategic policy briefs addressing key global challenges such as international governance, Security Council reform, and financial inequality. Mr. Debbabi emphasized the need to restore trust in multilateralism, especially through initiatives like the Summit for the Future and campaigns against disinformation. Particular attention was given to the challenges facing African countries in the global system and the importance of youth empowerment through employment support and critical media literacy. The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to explore concrete joint projects and roundtable discussions to deepen engagement and impact.

 Fethi Debbabi 

 Director, United Nations Information Centre in Rabat 

Talk with Fethi Debbabi (UNIC)

A rich and insightful conversation with H.E. Christophe Lecourtier, Ambassador of France to Morocco, held at the Résidence de France. The discussion covered a range of topics including Morocco–France relations, diplomatic cooperation, economic partnerships, cultural exchange, and shared perspectives on the future of bilateral collaboration.

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  <h1>Interview with Christophe Lecourtier, Ambassador of France to Morocco</h1>

  <p>
    On November 6, 2025, we had the privilege of meeting H.E. Christophe Lecourtier, Ambassador of France to Morocco, 
    at the Résidence de France in Rabat. The conversation covered a wide range of topics, focusing on the strong and historic 
    ties between Morocco and France.
  </p>

  <p>
    The discussion explored diplomatic relations, economic cooperation, cultural and educational exchanges, 
    and shared priorities in regional stability and development. Ambassador Lecourtier highlighted the importance 
    of strengthening partnerships in trade, investment, and people-to-people connections.
  </p>

  <p>
    The interview concluded with a reflection on the future of Morocco–France collaboration, emphasizing mutual 
    commitment to deepening ties and addressing contemporary challenges together. It was a constructive and insightful 
    exchange that reaffirmed the vitality of the bilateral relationship.
  </p>
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