MYCDIC connects young people, institutions, research, public diplomacy and international cooperation through an accountable global representation network rooted in Morocco and open to the world.
“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 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.
Official MYCDIC Youth Ambassadors connect country representation, institutional dialogue, youth engagement and cultural cooperation to verified public profiles and representation records.
Youth Ambassadors are appointed MYCDIC officials whose public profile and country representation record are connected to the Council's institutional registry.
An institutional 62-location global structure connecting MYCDIC’s headquarters in Madrid, its national coordination framework in Rabat, its international office in Brussels, and country representations whose published leadership is synchronized with the verified member registry.
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