Founder and President of MYCDIC
Official name: Abdelmouiz KOBRY
The Presidency is the strategic center of MYCDIC: it sets institutional direction, safeguards the Council’s identity and standards, and connects national leadership, international cooperation and the representation network within one accountable framework.
The Presidency connects strategy, governance and public accountability across the Council.
Moataz KOBRY is the Founder and President of the Moroccan Youth Council for Diplomatic and International Cooperation. He provides the Council’s strategic direction, oversees institutional development, leads high-level representation, and guides the Council’s work in youth diplomacy, international cooperation, responsible governance, and measurable public-impact initiatives.
A concise account of the institutional idea that shaped the Council and the standards it continues to develop.
Move youth engagement from isolated participation toward a durable institutional framework.
Build roles, responsibilities and accountability before seeking public prominence.
Connect Moroccan leadership with an organized international representation network.
Keep appointments, public claims and official records traceable and verifiable.
MYCDIC grew from a practical institutional question: how can youth participation in diplomacy and international cooperation move beyond isolated events and become continuous, credible and accountable? The response was to build a Council around structure rather than visibility alone. The founding vision placed clear offices, defined mandates, verified appointments, public records and institutional continuity at the center of the model.
The Council was therefore shaped as a platform where Moroccan youth could engage with international questions while remaining anchored in responsibility, professional conduct and respect for institutional boundaries. National work, international cooperation, programmes and country representations were designed to connect to a common governance framework instead of operating as separate initiatives.
As MYCDIC developed, the objective remained the same: create useful pathways for young people to learn, contribute, represent approved Council positions when formally mandated, and build partnerships that produce lasting institutional value. Public verification, controlled documents and transparent records are part of that evolution because credibility must be demonstrable, not merely declared.
Today, the founding vision continues through a Council that seeks to combine youth energy with institutional discipline: ambitious in international engagement, careful in governance, and committed to building long-term bridges between Morocco, young leaders and partners around the world.
Give serious young leaders a structured, accountable and internationally oriented framework for contribution — while keeping authority, appointments and public claims verifiable.
Central, national, international, advisory, honorary and oversight structures operate within one Council framework.
The General Secretariat ensures administrative continuity, institutional follow-up and coordination across MYCDIC structures.
Led by Imane El HarradjiThe National Office coordinates MYCDIC’s engagement with Moroccan institutions, partners, youth stakeholders and national programmes.
Led by Aness OUADIDThe International Office coordinates MYCDIC’s global representation network, continental affairs and international cooperation.
Led by Abdelmoula EL HADIThe Advisory Office brings structured expertise and strategic counsel to the Presidency and senior Council bodies.
The Honorary Office connects distinguished cultural, artistic and public contributors with approved Council initiatives and institutional outreach.
The Oversight Committee supports accountability, compliance, integrity and institutional control across Council activities.
The Operations Administration supports design, digital systems, technical platforms and operational implementation.
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Institutional leadership
Youth diplomacy
International cooperation
Strategic governance
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