Rabat, May 30, 2008 -- His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid proved acknowledged significance transformation in the modern world by providing key changes in society which have particular relevance to the Scout.
Under the leadership of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid, the National Federation of Moroccan Scouting is proud to offer educational opportunities specifically designed to meet the needs of Boy and Girl Scouts.
These opportunities are available to all Scouts and leaders, seeking to enhance youth empowerment for added participation and better decision-making, to safeguard children and youth from all forms of abuse, and to offer all the tools they need to be at ease and successful in the life.
Seeking to dispel stereotyped descriptions in the society, Crown Prince Moulay Rachid’s vision is encapsulated in the mission to enhance personal growths, encourage interaction with diversity in people and embrace global citizenship.
Pivotal role played by the youth in the society’s development helps provide shared respect and commitment to the environment, communities and world.
His Royal Highness renowned for his work for causes like youth’s empowerment, endorsement of underprivileged children and advancement of education, among others, has helped thousands children and young to gain access to lifesaving programs which helped with integration into society, not isolating.
We thank His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid for his vision and leadership in empowering youth in Morocco, the Arab World and world at large.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
HRH Crown Prince Moulay Rachid encourages girls into golf
Rabat, May 27, 2008 – His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid pledged to take time out of his hectic schedules to provide endowment and promote the sport of golf to Moroccan youth, especially girls.
Golf, like many sports in Arab countries struggles to encourage large numbers of girls to take part.
Under the leadership of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid, Morocco has developed strong plan to attract more girls into the game and much of this work is beginning bear fruit.
Royal Golf Academy, an initiative of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid, was formed in 2004 to help young from low-income households, is greatly supporting the process to coach girls at much earlier development stages and enhance some of the existing work going on.
The Royal Golf Academy is part of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid's highly successful Junior Golf Development Programme, which is committed to helping young people through golf with sporting and social development.
Thanks to the untiring efforts of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid to advocate golf opportunities for the girls and women, the Hassan 2 Golf Association carries out annual women golf tournament of the Lalla Meryem Cup, which is the first internationally known women’s golf tournament organized in the Arab world, and is also only Arab tournament that includes its national women golfers.
All eyes on His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid
Rabat, May 25, 2008 – His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid charmed royal watchers and boosted the spirits of the horse competition as he graced the award ceremony of the Royal Armed Forces Grand Prix in Rabat.
Looking fresh and chic in a bright tie teamed with a dark blue suit for the occasion, Crown Prince Moulay Rachid was greeted by the cheers of onlookers who waited for hours for the arrival of their most favorite royal.
The gorgeous Crown Prince Moulay Rachid was every inch the confident Royal, proving his style credentials as he greeted his subjects and proudly presented winners with an equestrian award.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid has spared no effort in supporting sports by providing constant guidance to pave the way for the success to sport men and women.
Through his continued generous contributions of sporting events, Crown Prince Moulay Rachid has demonstrated commitment to the development of sports and sport tourism.
HRH Crown Prince Moulay Rachid’s golf trade drive increasing Morocco’s visibility
Rabat, May 25, 2008 – Promising to add drive to the game of golf, the Hassan 2 Golf Trophy Association under the Presidency of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid is conducting 6th annual golf tournament, the Maroc Telecom Golf Trophy, Sunday May 25th at the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in Rabat.
The aim of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid is to bring sport-personals, friends and trade together for a sporting event that they could identify with and get them further associated with the golf.
The Maroc Telecom Golf Trophy meets locally with statewide golf industry to assist in the development and promotion, and maintenance of Morocco’s golf market in the line of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid road map for the development of economic and sporting golf tourism.
The Royal Golf Dar Es Salam Club has always been a popular destination for golf tourists, but it's getting even more action these days thanks to the direction of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid.
Many of these visitors arrive from Europe, but a growing number of U.S. travelers are also looking to experience the desert.
HRH Crown Prince Moulay Rachid's leadership in increasing access to education
Rabat, May 23, 2008 -- Poverty and illiteracy are major problems for people living in the Kingdom of Morocco. The slow pace of progress towards democratization and reforms is reducing objectives in the field of education. Inequality of class has been a major factor that has exacerbated illiteracy, poor health and high maternal mortality rates.
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid who's long been an advocate of improving the quality of education for his country's school children, is clearly passionate and wishes to ensure that education is available to every citizen in every remote corner of the kingdom.
The hard-working prince, who is committed to improving access to education for all, doesn't just talk about these issues, he deals with them on a daily basis.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid has focused on empowering students by committing resources, making the contributions to schools, libraries and book fairs, and highlighting the need for quality education.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid also outlined many opportunities available including focus on national dialogue as the means of developing education and cross-border partnerships, that engage young people, investments in growth and opportunity projects that create new dialogue and professional exchanges on common concerns.
Earlier this year, Crown Prince Moulay Rachid inaugurated the International Book Fair in Casablanca, at the end of last year the first higher cinema school in Marrakech, while continuing his initiatives, including the Royal Golf Academy for unprivileged children and new project the Sailing school for all.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid's groundbreaking work with education promotes a strong approach to combating poverty and promoting opportunity that provide integration, strength and support to vulnerable citizens.
HRH Crown Prince Moulay Rachid backs journalists to tell story of hunger and poverty
Rabat, May 22, 2008 -- His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid’s dedication to highlighting hunger and poverty-related emergencies has helped raise the awareness of the Harry Chapin Media Award (HCMA).
Offering distinction and prestige to independent and mainstream journalists, Crown Prince Moulay Rachid as a President of Marrakech International Film Foundation together with Euromed Audiovisual II Program by European Union has sponsored the HCMA.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid’s support for the award will further honor journalists for their exemplary work and dedication on issues of hunger and poverty on a local, national and global level.
The Harry Chapin Media Awards, formerly the World Hunger Media Awards, were created in 1982 to encourage the media to tell the story of hunger and poverty. This includes work on economic inequality and insecurity, unemployment, homelessness, domestic and international policies and their reform, community empowerment, sustainable development, food production, agriculture, nutrition and the struggle for land.
An independent panel of judges, rewarding the best in hunger and poverty journalism, chose the winners of the 2007 Harry Chapin Media Awards.
The finalists for 2007 are:
Periodicals : "The Ugly Side of Micro-Lending" by Keith Epstein and Geri Smith (BusinessWeek); "Prisoners Dilemma" by Jarrett Murphy (City Limits Investigates); and "Ethanol's Deadly Brew" by Michael Smith and Carlos Caminada (Bloomberg Markets).
TV/Film : Lumo by Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt and Nelson Walker III (POV/PBS); In Debt We Trust by Danny Schechter and Robert Manning (Global Vision and AltaVista); Empty Lots, Empty Promises by Toni Guinyard (KCET-TV); and Rightful Yet Right-Less by Juliana Tafur (Evansion Cable).
Newspaper : "Poverty Peddlers" by Jason Grotto and Scott Hiaasen (The Miami Herald); "The Fight For Sugar Hill" by Paul Meyer and Melanie Burford (The Dallas Morning News); "Skid Row Stories" by Anat Rubin (Daily Journal); "No Relief" by Donald G. McNeil Jr. (The New York Times); and Africa Series by Lydia Polgreen (The New York Times).
Book : The Missing Class by Katherine Newman and Victor Tan Chen (Beacon Press); Nobodies by John Bowe (Random House); Sick by Jonathan Cohn (HarperCollins); and Closing the Food Gap by Mark Winne (Beacon Press).
Radio : "The Invisible: Children Without Homes" by Bob Edwards (The Bob Edwards Show/XM Satellite Radio). Finalists in the Photojournalism category will be announced in May.
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HRH Crown Prince Moulay Rachid engages Moroccans in a new global message of cross-cultural understanding
Marrakech, May 22, 2008 -- Determined to strengthen an integral of Marrakech city’s cultural richness and diversity, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay Rachid continues to embark on an ambitious Marrakech International Film Festival (MIFF), which will be held from November 14th to 22nd 2008.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid as a leading patron of building new Morocco, and to enhance the development of all stages, stressed that promotion of the cultural heritage, which the nations share, is a matter that must be a concern of every part of the globe.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid pointed out that the MIFF continues its drive of great international meeting of cinema under the emblem of the festivity, openness and professionalism.
The MIFF Foundation - organizer of the event chaired by Crown Prince Moulay Rachid - also announced Monday that the website entirely dedicated to the MIFF will be operational from July 1st, 2008 at the following address: www.festivalmarrakech.info.
Crown Prince Moulay Rachid 's groundbreaking work for global message of cross-cultural understanding promotes a strong approach to bridge global divides, and making the MIFF the biggest evidence on the potential economic opportunities in Morocco’s heritage and culture, constituting great deal to the economic investment opportunity.
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