An international youth institution advancing diplomacy, international cooperation, and strategic engagement through structured leadership, global representation, and youth-driven action.
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“Our ambition is not to multiply activities, but to build an institution that gives serious young leaders a credible framework for service, dialogue and international cooperation. Every office, appointment and public record must strengthen trust in the Council and in the capacity of Moroccan youth to contribute with discipline, knowledge and responsibility.”
Meet the PresidentMYCDIC has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with the Diplomatic Academy of the Kingdom of Spain in Madrid, establishing a long-term framework for youth diplomacy…
Read moreMorocco’s Ambassador to Türkiye received an MYCDIC delegation for an institutional meeting focused on Moroccan youth abroad, national engagement and the structured expansion o…
Read moreLiberia’s Minister of Youth and Sports received an MYCDIC delegation in a high-level meeting focused on African youth cooperation, South-South partnerships and the Council’s A…
Read moreMYCDIC is registered in Spain and operates internationally through its approved institutional structure, with its Headquarters in Madrid, National Coordinating Office in Rabat, and International Office in Brussels.
MYCDIC is legally registered in Spain as an international non-governmental youth organization, providing a clear legal and administrative foundation for its international youth work.
Madrid serves as MYCDIC’s official headquarters and central base for international coordination, institutional development, and strategic planning.
Through its National Coordinating Office in Rabat, the Council maintains strong engagement with Moroccan institutions, partners, and youth stakeholders.
MYCDIC coordinates its international work through an approved governance structure, a global representation network, strategic programmes, and institutional partnerships across several regions.
The Moroccan Youth Council for Diplomatic and International Cooperation (MYCDIC) is an international non-governmental youth organization registered in Spain and operating through its approved institutional structure. It advances youth diplomacy, intercultural dialogue, leadership, and international cooperation through coordinated programmes and representations.
MYCDIC brings together young leaders, institutional actors, and international partners within a coordinated framework designed to advance youth diplomacy, leadership, and constructive cooperation across borders.
Registered in Spain and operating through its approved institutional structure, the Council works across an international network to empower youth, strengthen dialogue, support Morocco’s international outreach, and develop meaningful diplomatic, cultural, academic, and strategic initiatives.
Through its governance framework, national coordination, international representations, and strategic initiatives, MYCDIC seeks to build a credible and impactful model of youth engagement aligned with professionalism, responsibility, and long-term institutional vision.
Learn MoreA growing global network connecting Moroccan youth with institutions, partners, and MYCDIC representations across multiple continents.
A structured leadership and coordination model combining executive direction, national offices, international representation, and oversight mechanisms.
Programs and initiatives designed to promote dialogue, cooperation, youth empowerment, and Morocco’s international engagement.
MYCDIC operates through a structured governance framework that combines executive leadership, national coordination, international management, and institutional continuity to ensure professionalism, coherence, and strategic impact.
As Founder & President, Mr. Moataz KOBRY provides the Council’s strategic direction and institutional leadership, guiding MYCDIC’s international positioning, governance development, and long-term vision in alignment with its mission of youth diplomacy and international cooperation.
President’s Institutional Profile
Oversees MYCDIC’s national coordination framework and serves as the principal link between the Presidency and Moroccan institutional stakeholders.
Leads global coordination across MYCDIC’s regional and continental structures, ensuring institutional alignment and effective international implementation.
Supports institutional continuity, internal coordination, and administrative coherence across the Council’s structures and official activities.
Supports the National Director in coordinating MYCDIC’s national structures and leads the Council’s work related to Moroccan Sahara affairs, institutional positioning, and strategic engagement on national issues.
Leads MYCDIC’s engagement across Europe by strengthening relations with European partners, supporting institutional outreach, and advancing cooperation opportunities within the Council’s international framework.
Ensures administrative coordination, internal follow-up, and organizational continuity within the National Office, supporting efficient implementation and day-to-day institutional coherence.
MYCDIC is guided by a clear institutional vision focused on empowering youth, strengthening international cooperation, and promoting Morocco’s presence through dialogue, professionalism, and responsible engagement.
To empower a globally connected generation of Moroccan youth to become active contributors to diplomacy, international cooperation, and cross-cultural dialogue, while strengthening Morocco’s international partnerships and global image.
MYCDIC works to equip youth with the institutional, diplomatic, and leadership frameworks needed to engage responsibly in international affairs, support mutual understanding, and contribute to meaningful cooperation across borders.
Serving Morocco’s interests with responsibility and dedication.
Upholding high standards in leadership, professionalism, and impact.
Promoting mutual understanding through diplomacy and cultural exchange.
Acting with ethics, transparency, and institutional responsibility.
Believing in youth as drivers of constructive change and cooperation.
Building bridges across nations, institutions, and cultures.
MYCDIC combines legal registration in Spain, approved governance, international youth engagement, and an operational model designed for continuity, accountability, and long-term institutional impact.
MYCDIC operates through its approved institutional structure, reinforcing continuity, accountability, professional standards, and coordinated decision-making.
The Council is guided by a clear governance system combining executive leadership, national coordination, and international management.
MYCDIC extends its work across a growing international network that supports representation, dialogue, and cross-border cooperation.
Through its operational and digital systems, MYCDIC supports accountability, coordination, and strategic implementation across its structures.
Explore published initiatives by country, status, responsible department, beneficiaries, results, partners, SDG links, and last update date. Records that are not yet validated are clearly marked for future publication.
Browse project and initiative records by country, office, public status, year, and responsible department.
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MYCDIC develops strategic cooperation frameworks with institutional, diplomatic, academic, and professional stakeholders at national, regional, and international levels.
These partnerships support program implementation, strengthen institutional credibility, expand opportunities for youth engagement, and reinforce the Council’s international outreach through structured and meaningful collaboration.
Explore Partnership OpportunitiesSupporting institutional dialogue, public engagement, and strategic alignment with national and international priorities.
Strengthening youth diplomacy, official coordination, and engagement with Moroccan and international diplomatic actors.
Creating cooperation pathways around dialogue, youth participation, international exchange, and development.
Supporting training, research, policy dialogue, and youth knowledge production through academic cooperation.
Promoting youth exchange, intercultural dialogue, community engagement, and cross-border cooperation.
Contributing to the visibility, sustainability, and institutional development of MYCDIC initiatives.
MYCDIC approaches partnerships as long-term frameworks of cooperation built on credibility, shared purpose, and measurable institutional value.
MYCDIC Youth Ambassadors represent the Council in assigned countries, supporting youth engagement, cultural dialogue, institutional cooperation, and local representation activities.
Appointments are institutional MYCDIC roles, and more than one Ambassador or representation official may be appointed in a country when operationally required.
An institutional global structure connecting MYCDIC’s headquarters in Madrid, its national coordination framework in Rabat, its international office in Brussels, and its representations across five continental directorates.
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A verified snapshot of the global representation network displayed on this website: 62 locations, including 59 international representations and 3 institutional hubs, coordinated through 5 continental directorates.
MYCDIC operates through a structured governance framework designed to ensure ethical conduct, institutional discipline, professional representation, and consistency across all official activities and engagements.
A professional and ethical framework guiding integrity, respectful behavior, institutional responsibility, and the proper representation of MYCDIC across all structures.
View DocumentPractical guidelines governing official conduct, formal meetings, ceremonial participation, and institutional communication in national and international settings.
View DocumentClear institutional standards defining eligibility, responsibilities, expected conduct, and alignment with the Council’s mission, values, and governance culture.
View DocumentThrough this framework, MYCDIC strengthens transparency, accountability, protocol discipline, and institutional trust across its national and international network.
Whether you are a young leader, institutional partner, academic actor, supporter, or friend of Morocco, your engagement can help strengthen youth diplomacy, international cooperation, and meaningful global connection through MYCDIC’s growing institutional network.
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