Institutional entity model

One institution, connected public records

The MYCDIC entity model describes how public pages resolve from controlled registries instead of duplicating people, offices, publications and evidence as disconnected website content.

Canonical identity

Stable identifiers reduce institutional ambiguity

MYCDIC uses its own canonical public routes alongside external entity identifiers so search systems, researchers and AI tools can distinguish the Council from similarly named organizations.

Official acronymMYCDIC

Moroccan Youth Council for Diplomatic and International Cooperation.

WikidataQ130461747

External structured entity identifier.

Open Wikidata
Google Knowledge Graph/g/11wjkr3q18

Known Google entity identifier associated with the Council.

Relationships

Records connect through explicit institutional relationships

The model avoids creating a new identity record simply because a person serves in another office or a document appears on another page.

Person to office

People Registry identities connect to offices through director and official assignments.

Office to office

Parent-office relationships build the organizational hierarchy dynamically.

Document to page

Controlled publications can reference the institutional page they support while keeping a stable metadata record.

Evidence to claim

Impact and media evidence connect public claims back to identifiable records instead of visual assertions alone.

Subject authority

Knowledge nodes explain subjects without inflating institutional authority

MYCDIC topic pages build discoverable expertise around youth diplomacy, international cooperation, leadership and participation while keeping a clear boundary from official state diplomatic authority.

Global Issues

Priority fields behind programmes, research and international engagement.

Open issues

Policy & Knowledge

Research, strategic analysis and institutional reference records.

Open knowledge

Public records

Programmes, reports and documents provide the institutional evidence layer.

Open documents