
Presentation of the book “The Moroccan Sahara”
November 11, 2024, the International Observatory for Peace, Democracy, and Human Rights in Geneva (IOPDHR-GENEVA-NGO) had the honor of attending a conference-debate organized by Éditions Favre on the occasion of the presentation of the book “The Moroccan Sahara: Land of Light and Future” by Jean-Marie Heydt, doctor in human and social sciences, expert in political science, and associate at the Research Center on Migration at the University of Oujda.
A Book to Illuminate the Past and Future of the Moroccan Sahara
Through its 352 richly illustrated pages, this book offers an in-depth exploration of the history, culture, and development dynamics of the Moroccan Sahara, while also celebrating the 49th anniversary of the Green March. The author highlights the socio-economic potential of this strategic region, analyzing its political and human challenges.
Key Moments of the Conference
The conference-debate provided an opportunity to:
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Emphasize the historical and symbolic importance of the Moroccan Sahara in the national and international identity of the Kingdom of Morocco.
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Present innovative perspectives for the sustainable development of the region in the context of modernization and regional integration.
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Foster a constructive dialogue on socio-political and economic issues, while promoting the cultural heritage of the Moroccan Sahara.
Recognition and Gratitude
IOPDHR warmly thanks Éditions Favre for the invitation and for their commitment to promoting the perspectives and rich heritage of the Moroccan Sahara through this cultural initiative.
This event was a valuable opportunity to discover and exchange ideas about this region, a true land of light and future.
