zayneb ibrahimi says:

” If you educate a men you educate an individual . But if you educate a women , you educate a nation ” With refrence to the african quote , we infer that girls education is prerequiste . Nevertheless , a great number of morrocan rural girls are deprived of this human right . The causes are many to state some :
Societal problems, stereotypes, and lack of income sources stand in the way of rural women’s path to progress. As a result, they resort to marriage at an early age and depend mostly on their husbands to survive.
In addition to that according to a recent report from the World Economic Forum. In rural areas, 83 percent of women marry when they are minors, and some are as young as 13 years old. These girls should be at school instead. They are neither physically nor mentally able to shoulder responsibilities such as caring for their husbands and bearing children. Moreover poverty and a lack of education contribute to the social degradation of women in rural areas where there is slow economy and limited opportunities. Schools are often far from home, and families are reluctant to send their daughters to study due to the high expenses. Moreover, in such areas, tradition and norms dictate women’s roles. They are to get married, do household chores, and raise kids. Frequent interaction with men in public or being single is socially stigmatized. That is why girls are monitored and raised to fit in with these socially imposed roles. Likewise in rural areas, honor there is sanctified, and girls must show chastity. They rarely go out outdoors and they must show obedience to strict social norms. By doing this, girls brighten their ancestry and protect their ‘’honor’’. A girl who breaches these rules may bring shame to her family. As a result, families keep their daughters at home as soon as they reach puberty in order to avoid any problems that may affect their reputation.

Azhar arbouch says:

Education is the most powerful weapon ,wich we use to change the world.
For this education is considered as a crucial right , who must be given for everyone no matter his sex, nationality or country or…
In point of fact , education take us from the shell of ignorance , to the knowledge . In addition to this , it guarantee us a place and high status in the society . Also it award you an integrated and gigantic personality .
On the other hand , and as a quote clarify “if you educate a man , you educate an individual. But if you educate a woman, you educate a nation .
With reference to the African qoute , we infer that girls education is prequeste.
Because educated girls, can make informed choices from a far better range of options, educating girls saves lives and builds stronger families .
Nevertheless, a great number of morrocan rural girls are deprived of this human right: In 2004 58, 18% of girls in rural areas, did not go to the school!
For different reasons, The most common one is poverty : Actually , 1.6 m citizens live in poverty !
Added to this, the early marriage is one of the most famous reasons. because marriage is seen as a very higher priority then education according to some petty beliefs .
Besides, gender discrimination who restricts women’s capabilities and hampers access to education .
Moreover dangerous journey :usually girls are are scared of be all types of taunting ,and sometimes the rapacious animals there appartement , the prefer staying at home …
In brief, every girl, no matter where she lives, no matter what her circumstance, has a right to learn. For this we should all cooperate to provide a convenable atmosphere and conditions to be educated .

Zerguit Marwa says:

As Michelle Obama said “No country can ever flourish if it stifles the potential of it’s women and deprives itself of the contributions of half of it’s citizens”. Morocco is one of the countries that suffer from a high illiteracy rate , but the problem is most predominent among the rural population, especially within girls and the rate goes up to 55%.
We highlight several factors that led to educational short comings in Morocco’s villages. The primary source is poverty , although education in Morocco is tuition free, parents still face financial difficulties , millions of people live below the poverty line in the country, and children are the first victims of this economic inequality , therefore parents send their daughters as maids to the city for another source of income for the family. Another negative aspect of the educational system in the rural setting is the lack of infrastructure such as drinking water, electricity and public transportation, besides the roads are dangerous and the schools are often built kilometers away. As a result most of the families living in the mountains or in distant areas do not send their girls to school in order to protect them .And not only the student suffers from this critical situation but also the instructor , it is an extremely difficult task to work in an unfamiliar and discouraging environment.
With reference to the quote above, the Moroccan Society has a large population of women and we cannot have such a large population as illiterate, it will be a huge loss for the country. All the girls and women whether they are rich, poor, young, old, married, unmarried, widow or with any social status have their basic right of education. Education is not a privilege but a fundamental right.

Azhar arbouch says:

Education is the most powerful weapon ,wich we use to change the world.
For this , education is considered as a crucial right , who must be given for everyone no matter his sex, nationality or country or…
In point of fact , education take us from the shell of ignorance , to the knowledge . In addition to this , it guarantee us a place and high status in the society . Also it award you an integrated and gigantic personality .
On the other hand , and as a quote clarify “if you educate a man , you educate an individual. But if you educate a woman, you educate a nation .
With reference to the African qoute , we infer that girls education is prequeste.
Because educated girls, can make informed choices from a far better range of options, educating girls saves lives and builds stronger families .
Nevertheless, a great number of morrocan rural girls are deprived of this human right: In 2004 58, 18% of girls in rural areas, did not go to the school!
For different reasons, The most common one is poverty : Actually , 1.6 m citizens live in poverty !
Added to this, the early marriage is one of the most famous reasons. because marriage is seen as a very higher priority than education according to some petty beliefs .
Besides, gender discrimination who restricts women’s capabilities and hampers access to education .
Moreover dangerous journey :usually girls are are scared of be all types of taunting ,and sometimes the rapacious animals there appartement , the prefer staying at home …
In brief, every girl, no matter where she lives, no matter what her circumstance, has a right to learn. For this we should all cooperate to provide a convenable atmosphere and conditions for girl, to have the opportunity to be in school.

Mehdi El Hadef says:

In 21 century education is the most important thing in the world .In fact, it is a good way to earn greater knowledge . In addition to this , it guarantee us a place and high status in the society . Also, wa can interact with other people .” If you educate a men you educate an individual . But if you educate a women , you educate a nation ” With refrence to the african quote we infer that girls education is crucial .Nonetheless, still a large number of Moroccan rural girls are deprived of an adequate education .
The reasons are plenty : Poverty is the most common one . Acutually , 1.6 million citizens living in poverty, nearly 80% of people are living in the countryside. Also ,Poverty and ignorance lead parents to send their girls to work
to come to the full conclusion , girls must be educated because their education is prerequiste

Youssef Touzani says:

“When girls are educated, their countries become stronger and more prosperous.”with references to Michelle Obama, we infer that women education is a priority, nevertheless, a huge number of Moroccan rural girls are deprived of this essential human right. In fact ,One of the major causes is disparity.
It s irrefutable that education is prerequisite,despite the big importance of this human right ,in Morocco ,school dropouts are on the rise in rural regions.several factors contribute to this including mentalities and traditions that favor boys’s education, and leaves the girls between two choices,working or mariage.beside , poverty and ignorance leads families to send their girls to work as maids,making them a source of income rather than giving them the opportunity to get educated.according to the collective for eradication of young maid labour,between 60000 and 80000 girls between the ages of 8-15 are employed as a maids in Morocco.furthermore , early marriage is big threat to the girls education , and a huge deprivation of the girls rights “in some regions 83% of women getting married are actually minors “(alaoui 2016). All those factors can’t deny the huge lack of infrastructure in some rural areas,hospitals,electricity and public transport cannot are not found . Even school are located many kilometers from villages.which means that pupils are supposed to walk many kilometers daily in a terrible conditions.all those factors worsen the problem of non attendance of children at school.

Meysa Bachiri says:

In the 21 century,Education is an alarming issue that requires an urgent reaction.
In fact,still a large number of Moroccan rural girls are deprieved of an adequate education.In Morocoo,education is
the sector that is not in the primacy of the government and doesn’t give it great importance either in terms of human resources.In any developed country,the success of the educatinal system comes primarily from the support of the government.The main cause of non-schooling of girls is the closed mentality of parents who prefer to be at home and to be married.Right education can lift people from poverty and can also improve their health issues,it can change their lives.
Thanks to the new schooling law that forces all children to go to school after 6 years,the literacy rate has decreased.

Chaymae Messaoudi. says:

” If you educate a man you educate an individual, but if you educate a woman, you educate a nation”. With reference to the Africen quote. We infer that education is pre-quiste. Nervertheless, a great number of Moroccan rural girls are deprived of this human right. The causes are many, to state some: Gender inequality and poverty.
Moreover, education plays a vital role in shaping tomorrow’s leader’s. Yet, in Morocco the gap between rural and urban areas is one of the main obstacles for the country’s development. However, despite progress, girls are still facing multiple barriers such as : Poverty. Morocco has 1.6 million citizens living in poverty and children are the first victims of this social and economic inequality. Also, they face difficulties on dangerous roads and in bad weather while going to school and its located many kilometers from residential areas. So, girls are deprived of schooling on the pretext that they ‘re weak.
Added to this , In 2004, 58.18% of girls in rural areas didn’t go to school. Many factors contribute to this, including the mentalities and traditions that favour boys’ education more than that of girls. Early marriage is also a considerable obstacle to girls’ education. These young girls find themselves without an education and bearing responsibilities and all this endangers the education, health and development of girls to work as maids so they become ” a source of income”, rather than giving them an education. For example, Tara Westover, a young girl living in rural Idaho. Her parents had radical beliefs. Her father once said that public school was a ploy by the government to lead children away from God. Nonetheless, Tara’s determination was stronger. She lived her dreams and built her future. In point of fact, education allows us to interpret things in unique ways we didn’t imagine were possible. So, we should be up to every challenge and work hard to achieve greatness.
While children are studying to be unique, the world around them is trying by all means to make them like everybody. But, no one can break the will. As a quote goes on :” To educate a child is to turn walls into doors”.

roumaissae melhaoui says:

Girls’ education is important from every perspective of life and society. Educated women lead a healthier life compared to the uneducated one, they participate in the family matters and in the formal labour markets too. Earn well, marry at a considerable age and plan a family in a better manner. Not only do they take right decisions for themselves, but they also provide better education and health care options to their children. All these factors together can help eradicate poverty, crimes and disease rates. Girls’ education is an important element for the foundation of a strong society.
In the Moroccan society, poverty and lack of knowledge are important factors for depriving girls from education. In fact, different studies reveal that girl children in rural areas have to put up with a host of disadvantages such as low family income, lack of education, living in remote locations, inaccessibility to health and education centers, etc. Violence and various forms of crimes against women deprive them of gaining an education and also living in a protected environment where they can gain an uninterrupted progress.
For example, very few girls from the rural communities of the High Atlas Mountains get the opportunity of continuing their education beyond primary school. Secondary schools, mostly several kilometers away in larger towns, are not accessible to them due to different things such as, paying for lodgings or transport near secondary schools, parents do not have the confidence in existing facilities to entrust their daughters to be away from home…
Fortunately in the present times, girls are gradually overcoming every social as well as psychological barrier. In fact, the government is taking several steps in promoting girl’s education and gender equality. However, sadly most of the girls in rural areas still succumb to fate and accept whatever is decided for them. But they need to understand that only education can help them in leading a better and empowered life. Education will not only change their way of thinking, but will also help them in improving their life and the life of their family. Malala once said ”I speak not for myself, but so those without a voice can be heard. Those who have fought for their rights. Their right to live in peace. Their right to be treated with dignity. Their right to equality of opportunity. Their right to be educated. ”

Aya souidi says:

“If you educate a man, you educate an individual. But if you educate a woman, you educate a nation.” With reference to the african quote, we infer that girl education is pre-requisite. Nevertheless, a great number of moroccan rural girls are deprived of this human right. The causes are many. To state some: gender inequality and poverty. In point of fact, across the globe, millions of children don’t go to school. It’s not because they are sick or their school is closed, and it’s not because they don’t want to be at school. They do. So why aren’t they going to school? Because, they are girls.
Girls are the first to be deprived of schooling. In many countries, due to security or cultural factors, male children are educated while their female siblings are not. “In 2004, 58.18% of girls in rural areas did not go to school, in contrast with 18.68% in urban areas.”(Eba Nguema, 2015). In addition to this, early marriage is also a considerable obstacle to girls’ education and huge deprivation of their fundamental right.” Young girls are married at 16, 15 and even before the age of 14. In some remote regions, 83% of women getting married are actually minors.”(Alaoui,2016).
In the other hand, the gap between rural and urban areas is one of the main obstacles for country’s development. For instance, Morocco has 1.6 million citizens living in poverty, nearly 80% of who live in countryside. This rural areas are cruelly lacking in infrastructure, such as, access to healthcare centres, electricity and public transport; the schools are located many kilometers from residential areas, and roads are in poor conditions. All of this factors exacerbate the probleme of non-attendance of children at school, and encourages school dropouts, which is on the rise in rural regions.
In breif, education provides an escape for those who suffer from stressful situations at home, it gives you a chance, to interact with people other than your family members and neighbors, Tara Westover( the author of educeted ) is the best example. She overcame her obstacles, and turned them into a powerful booster. She kept listing to her heart until she became a global inspiration. As the quote goes “Educating the mind without educating the heart is not education at all.”

Youssef Gharafi says:

Despite the huge progress in human rights,a large number of girls is still deprived of an adequate education.In fact,no one can deny that It is the most crucial thing in this world.Thanks to It,we can learn about new things,meet new people and pursue new interests.For this reason,disallowing girls from schooling is a stupid decision from parents whatever the reason.The main causes of this decision can be the ignorance and the underdeveloppement of parents.In addition to this,the lack of transportation in some areas is one of the biggest reasons of this worldwide issue.As a consequent,the society’s developpement reduces and the men’s injustice to women continues.
As the quote goes:” If you educate a man you educate an individual, but if you educate a woman, you educate a nation”.

Med Zaoui says:

“There is no greater pillar of stability than a strong, free and educated woman” This is what Michelle Obama said about educating girls, even if humanity made progress in behavior, some people are still deprived of being educated. For example, moroccan girls aren’t educated by their parents. There are plenty of exemples to state some:
Poverty has ripple effects on people’s life. In point of fact, nearly 1.6 milion of moroccan population is poor and 1.28 milion of them are living too far from cities. In addition to this, some girls are submissive due to their parents who not only abuse them but also torture them and even dishumanilize them.
An other cause is discrimination. In an other meaning, parents treat their girls as slaves and make her do chores and heavy works
To conclude, Despite humanity progress in their rights, some girls are mistreated. As the quote said “with guns you can kill terrorists, with education you can kill terrorism

Ranya Fethi says:

“We educate women because it is smart, we educate women because it changes the world” As the quote goes, we can deduce that girl’s education is a crucial issue. Nonetheless, In the 21st century, a large number of Moroccan rural girls are still deprived of an adequate education.

As a matter of fact, almost 90 percent of women in rural areas are illiterate ,the number of girls attending schools in rural areas is only 26 percent, while for boys it is 79 percent. According to the World Bank, literacy rates jumped from 27 percent in 1999 to about 63 percent in 2016. Unfortunately, the number of girls pursuing high school and university are still low. Just 10 percent of girls attend university.

There are numerous reasons behind that, for example, for girls in rural areas, access to schools is far from easy. Most schools in rural areas are miles away from homes. The schools become inaccessible because of the poor infrastructure and dirt roads not always being reliable. sometimes it’s due to the cultural norms in rural areas, where traditional gender roles are still in use, they sill believe the proper place for a woman is at home.

All in all, Moroccan girls are still suffering from deprivation of education, so we must fight for them and try to help them have a better future. As George Washington Carver said “Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom”

Mohammed elguerrouj says:

Still a large number of Moroccan rural girls are deprived of an adequate education”. In fact, girls in rural areas are deprived of schooling because of a lot of challenges. In other words, girls can’t go to school because of poverty. Their parents don’t have money to buy them school supplies, so they are obliged to drop out of schooling.
In addition to that, girls can’t go to school because they are facing hard challenges like weather and the distance between school and where they live. This means that children have to walk tens of kilometers each day in difficult conditions, on dangerous roads and in bad weather. Girls are given far less freedom than boys are. And parents are often reluctant to let their girls walk alone to school. Besides, the education system does not help children who are performing poorly, offers little choice in terms of training and does not provide any extracurricular activities, which motivate pupils and help them thrive.
To conclude, girls find themselves struggling and face challenges that are bigger and elder than they are.

Akram abddaimi says:

Education is a human right.In fact,its something so important that people must not ignore or deprive it from someone.so why do they deny its importance?
Nowdays,the world is evolving,specially in the urban areas,but in the rural ones,its not.rural areas are very close minded,specially when its about school because there,a lot of girls don’t go to school and the causes are manny,maybe traditions,or poverty,or because the girls get married at a very young age so they must take care of their family and stuff.in rural areas,people must really chage their minds in they want to improve because if they don’t,rural girls will always be uneducated,and they can do it if they want,like tara westover,the author of the book educated,one the most inspirational books of 2018 that has topped bestseller lists,and its author tara who’s own story is inspirational because she was a rural girl who was a survivalist with her family when she was young,she lived a difficult life because of her strict parents and abusive brother,but she didn’t give up,she started learning at the age of 16 and even got her phd from cambridge,so we must consider her as a model and letting girls going to school
If you educate a man, you educate an individual. But if you educate a woman, you educate a nation.as the quote says,girls must be educated,and in terms od education,we must forget our traditions because education is everything,so please let’s chage our minds.

Riyad Afroukh says:

We all know that Education is primordial and crucial, for every human being. Yet, there so many people deprived of it, as an example, Rural Girls, they don’t have the opportunity to study or go to school, maybe poverty, long distances, or getting married at a young age is the reason. So as they are at home, they do chores, raise their children and take care of their families. And that’s how their life goes.
With education, we can do many thing (to communicate with people…). In our days if you want very good job you must be educated . For example, Tara Westover, a young girl living in rural Idaho. She teaches her self by her self with some help of her brother . Her parents had radical beliefs. Her father once said that public school was a ploy by the government to lead children away from God. In her village there was any hospital or doctors . But she works hard and get her doctorate and write a book about her life . Our population must be like her . In any place you were living you must study and work hard to become someone in the world . In brief , the right of education must return to the humanity , as the quote said ” with guns you can kill terrorists, with education you can kill terrorism.”

chadi says:

In the 21st century, still a large number of Moroccan rural girls are deprived of an adequate education. There’s a lot of factors that create this matter, for example, the emplacement, gender racism, miss of amenities…etc, as a result, those young girls got married.
Education takes the major responsibility for social change between rural and urban sectors, those little girls need a sort of guidance because in provincial areas they are associated with deprivation and misery, statistically, over 90 percent of the girls are illiterate and 26 percent of them go to school. From those numbers, society should make a step further considering their rights and priorities and start adopting a kind of balance between men and women and as the quote goes “Real education should consist of drawing the goodness and the best out of our own students. What better books can there be than the book of humanity?.”.
To conclude, we, people must give those young girls the love and all the respect needed because a flower that grows in the ghetto knows more about survival than a flower in fresh meadows.

Amimar Douae says:

“If you educate a man, you educate an individual. But If you educate a woman you educate a nation.” With reference to the African quote, we infer that girl education is prerequisite.Nevertheless, a great number of Moroccan rural girls are deprived of this human right.
In point of fact, nobody can deny that education is crucial in our life. As the quote goes“An education is not so much about making living as making a person”. Education is not only about having knowledge but also is about how to deal with people, solving problems and even educating the next generation. For this reason the girls’ education is fundamentall.
However, despite the importance of women’s education,a lot of rural girls still deprived of this right. The causes are many. To state some :gender inequality (disparity) and poverty. In fact, we can consider poverty as one of the main causes that lead to this problem. For instanc, inn Morocco,the gap between the rural and urban areas is one of the main obstacles for the country’s development. We note that poverty largely affects people living in rural areas. A total of 1,275,000 people live below the poverty line in the country, and children are the first victims of this social and economic inequality. Some rural areas are cruelly lacking in infrastructure such as access to drinking water,medicare centers electricity and public transport ; the roads are in poor condition and schools are located many kilometers from residential areas. So parents don’t send their girls to study in order to protect them.
Furthermore, girls in rural areas are the first to be deprived of schooling. Their parents think that girls’ education is not as crucial as the boys’ one. In addition to this early marriage is also considerable obstacle to girls’ education and a huge deprivation of their fundamental rights.”Young girls are married at 16, 15 and even before the age of 14. In some remote regions, 83%,of women getting married are actually minors. These young girls find themselves without an education and bearing a responsibility that is inappropriate for their young age. This desperate situation makes it difficult to break out the cycle of ignorance, illiteracy and poverty.
To conclude “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world “

Othmane El Hebil says:

If you educate a man, you educate an individual. But if you educate a woman, you educate a nation. Women are the ones who educate and build values, men are the ones who provide optimal conditions for this education.
It is undeniable that women are the social and familiar pillar, thus they really need to be educated and cultivated, in order to raise a healthy nation, clean from corruption, disrespect, and cheating.
Nevertheless, in the 21st century, still, a large number of rural girls are deprived of adequate education, especially in Morrocco, due to different reasons such as Gender discrimination and poverty.
In point of fact, most of the Rural Parents gender discriminate their children by giving more privileges to the boy than the girl, among these privileges is the right to study. They give their son the opportunity to go to school because he will become a father of a family in the future and will need a job, however, the girl stays at home to help her mother. In addition to this, the abject poverty plays a major role in depriving girls of studying. Parents prohibit their daughters from education and oblige them to work to bring food at the end of the day. For instance, we see in our society groups of women sent to farms to collect vegetables early in the morning, or doing housework somewhere in the city so that she can provide her family with money.
To conclude, we have to change this backward ideology, Since women are half of society, have the responsibility and the ability to educate future generations

Noha chaib :) says:

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”. Nevertheless, still a huge number of moroccan rural girls who are deprived of this precious right, and the facts are many,to state some:poverty and gender inequality.
Tara Westover, a girl who was kept at home, and was not even allowed to go to school or any where else, because of her strict parents,and her abusive brother. She couldn’t support the pressure anymore,so she decided to educate herself by herself, she started reading books, then,she went studying in Cambridge university,and now she finally has her own book “Eucated” ,which speaks about her experience. This book helped her to be known and to let the world know about her experience, she was even invited to the Ellen show.
This story prooves that education can change a whole life, and for the better.

Hajji Hajar says:

” If you educate a men you educate an individual . But if you educate a women , you educate a nation ” With refrence to the african quote , we infer that girls education is prerequiste . Nevertheless , a great number of morrocan rural girls are deprived of this human right . The causes are many.To state some :gender inequality and poverty .
Education is magic key to open any door with it the impossible is possible ,but unfortunately in Morocco 1,6 million citizens living bellow grinding poverty in villages and marginalzed areas ,feced with these harsh conditions ,the child espacially the girl forced to not study even it’s their right .In addition ,parent’s prefer to work for the girl instead of walking for hours to get school , thus , the girl is forced to work to rease her burden on her family while she reaches a certain age to get married in accordance with customs and traditions without thinking about her futur or her opinion and the same process is repeated from generation to other ,so this all endagers the education and development of girls and world .
Education will not only change their way of thinking ,it’s like a passport to the future that help in improving the life .

Hadile Lembarki says:

“In the 21st century, still a large number of Moroccan rural girls are deprived of an adequate education”.
In point of fact, its something so important that people must not ignore or deprive it from someone. Without education we will live in darkness, but with it, we can caumunicate with the others. In Morocco, the gap between rural and urban areas is one of the main obstacles for the country’s development. There are numerous reasons behind that, for example, for girls in rural areas, access to schools is far from easy. Most schools in rural areas are miles away from homes. Moreover, these girls must walk hours and hours to arrive to school. We must fight for our rights and don’t let our population suffer. To develop the country, the government should ameliorate the national education policies to protect children from abuse, violence and exploitation within and outside the school sitting.On the one hand, around 60.000 to 80.000 girls between the age of 13 to 18 find themselves employed as maids in order to earn some money for their poor families, they are then exposed to physical and psychological violence, and they are working without vacation which prevents them of going to school. All in all, let us give books and pencils to girls, cause they are out powerful weapon

Ouissale Ben-yadi says:

Education is the most powerful weapon in the word witch you can use to change the world.It is a human right that must be given to everybody.however,despite the great progress all over the globe ‘a large number of morrocan rural childrens are deprived of an adequate education.
The causes are many.To state some:Poverty and gender inequality.Childrens don’t go to school because they are sick or schools are closed ,and it is not because they don’t want to.THEY DO.So why aren’t they going to school?That is because they are girls.
Girls who live far from school don’t have the opportunity to study and it can be also because of parents radical beliefs.So they either get married in a young age or do house chorse.
Tara Westover(the author of educated)is the best example.She has survivalist parents,who deprived her from medical cares and schooling (stuff related to government).But she never lost hope and kept fighting for her dreams.She wrote her book educated and become a real example to womens.
All in all,school is for all.In other words,we all have the right to be educated.

Mohamed el bekkaoui says:

“There is no greater pillar of stability than a strong, free and educated woman” This is what Michelle Obama said about educating girls, even if humanity made progress in behavior, some people are still deprived of being educated. For example, moroccan girls aren’t educated by their parents. There are plenty of exemples to state some:
Poverty has ripple effects on people’s life. In point of fact, nearly 1.6 milion of moroccan population is poor and 1.28 milion of them are living too far from cities. In addition to this, some girls are submissive due to their parents who not only abuse them but also torture them and even dishumanilize them.
An other cause is discrimination. In an other meaning, parents treat their girls as slaves and make her do chores and heavy works
To conclude, Despite humanity progress in their rights, some girls are mistreated. As the quote said “with guns you can kill terrorists, with education you ca

Meryem Djebara says:

“There is no greater pillar of stability in the world than an educated woman”.With reference to this quote we deduce that woman education cannot fail to result a caring, tolerent and peaceful life for all. Moreover woman education has the power to transform societies in every single generation. It provides them with the protection they need, the hazards of poverty and labour exploitation, it also gives them knowledge, skills and the confidence to reach their full potentials to prove their worth to take a rewarding positions in the society and show the bright ideas they have.
Neverthless, still a large number of moroccan rural girls are deprived of education. Several factors contribute to this striking issue stating: the gender discrimination that favour boys education more than that of girls and forcing woman to focus on households, child-rearing responsibilities and early marriage. In some remote regions, 83 percent of women getting married are minors beside that, the ignorance of the families who are in the throes of a grinding poverty, usually send their girls between the age of 8 and 15 to work as maids to become a source of income. Most of them are exposed to objectification and violance, have almost no rest days and, as result, do not go to school. All of these can put the health, education and girls life at stake which will make the situation worse to break out of the shell of illitracy and poverty.
Furthermore, the distance and the terrible conditions take a pivotal part of the non attendence to school. Many rural areas lack the access to the basic needs such as: drinking water, electricity, healthcare centers and public transports. The nearest school is a long walk away which means students have to walk ten of kilometres each day in order to attend their class, so parents are often reluctant to let their girls walk alone on the risky roads and the bad weather.
The girls access to an adequate education has been steadily improving over the years, we state that the number of pupils who complete their studies has declined instantly, it has dropped from 37,5 percent in 2011-2012 to 30 percent in 2014-2015.
To conclude, education is not devided to west and east, education is neither eastern nor western, education is a right that should never be taken from any human being.

Wadie Azimani says:

“No country can ever truly flourish if it stifles the potential of its women and deprives itself of the contributions of half of its citizen” with reference to Michael Obama quote , we infer that 50% or maybe more of each country development is due to women diligence. In fact morocco is not truly developed since 58.18% girls in rural areas did not go to school, in contrast with 18.68% (we took 2014 statistics as a reference)in urban areas, a huge number right??
First we can’t blame those girls or their family’s because walking tens of kilometers each day in difficult conditions on dangerous roads and in a bad weather is not easy for a young girl, but a girl who wants an education cannot be stopped, Tara the author of educated is the best example ; although her family’s radical beliefs she succeeded and also proved to girls all over the world that nothing is impossible.
Parents living in countryside believe that their daughters have to stay home and take care of the children, they also think that a good woman is the one who knows how to cook…in addition to this their daughters get married at an early age. Luckily, it exist many organizations that help girls who are deprived of their rights and give those girls the opportunity to go to school .Last but not least education is a crucial right that everyone should benefit of as Malcolm sais” Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.”

Saddik Nizar says:

Education is the key for women to achieve economic independence. Although women in the majority of countries have the right to an education, equal access to education for women remains a problem. The education and empowerment of women throughout the world cannot fail to result in a more caring, tolerant, just and peaceful life for all. In fact, women are the ones who really need to be educated, conscious and cultivated to raise and build a strong country clean from corruption and cheating because they are mothers and they have the mission to educate the generations. Nevertheless, in 21st century, still a large number of Moroccan rural girls are deprived of an adequate education that is a part of our human right, due to different reasons such as gender discrimination and poverty.
In point of fact, most of parents, especially in the country sides, gender their children by giving more privileges to the boy than the girl, among these privileges is the right to study. Furthermore, they give opportunity to the boy to study, but the girl stays at home to help her mother and go to the forest to reap the firewood and bring some vegetables. In addition to this, poverty plays a major role in depriving girls of studying. Nowadays, a huge number of teenager girls are doing housework somewhere in the city, and some of them are sent to the farms early in the morning so that they can provide their families with food and money.
To conclude, the government must think about the solutions. In otherwords, it must provide basic needs represented in transports… in order to convince parents to give the opportunity to their girls to study.

Amina ghorafi says:

Education is very important for every one because it is the only by which we can differentiate between human beings and animal . Education guide us to the right way and shows us how can we live in this society that s why education is important for both women and men . unfortunately , still a large number of Moroccan rural girls are deprived of an adequate education for meany reasons .

in the past , girls or women didn’t receive any education They were obliged to stay home and help their mothers in the housework but, this mentality sill exist in some companies . Experts assert that poverty and ancestors thinking are the main factors that push girls or women to be deprived from school . In Moroccan society most of the companies girls get married in age of 15 and they think that it is so weird to study in this age . in addition to this in many companies students are obliged to cross a long distance to arrive to school and for them they have to secure the girl and the worst roads are made for the men . Morocco has 1.6 million citizens living in poverty, nearly 80% of who live in countryside.This is a huge number comparing with others countries without forgetting that Morocco is a small country .

Men and women are like pillars of an house without just one the house will be destroyed . Women can not just give us an educated family but also an open-minded society because women are the spine of the world so let’s save our dear country .

lina El Mazzouji says:

Women, like men, must be educated with a view to action, or their studies cannot be called education. With reference to Harriet Martineau’s quote education is not called education if it is not for boys and girls, because educating girls saves lives and builds stronger families, communities and economies. In fact, millions of girls from around the world, from different countries, cultures and religions are still deprived of school, but the causes are many and many.
In Morocco, a country with 1,275,000 people that live below the poverty line, we already know that the first victims of this social and economic inequality are children, because they have to walk kilometers for hours to get to school, and this means that they live in poor conditions. Especially girls, they are the first to be deprived of schooling , several factors contribute to this, including the mentalities, traditions and beliefs that favor boys’ education more than of girls, there is great number of girls that are forced to work and being early marriage , being forced to work is one the hardest thing to do because there are some girls that are subjected to physical and psychological abuse and being early marriage is worst because it is such an obstacle for girls , some of them are married at age of 14 , in some regions 83% of women getting married are actually minors. For example, girls in Atlas, some of them walk a long distance, they cross dangerous rivers and put their lives on the edge to go to school, and some of them don’t because they are married at such a young age, it is like being in prison, they have to stay at home doing chores that sometimes their body can’t handle anymore.
To help these girls, we must put schools where girls can get to them, in rural areas; schools are often far from girls’ homes. Keep them safe in school, in this case, girls walk for very long distance, they can be attacked which will discourage them to go to school. Train teachers to be gender aware, sometimes, they think that girls are less intelligent than boys. Ease the workload at home; women do the most of the household that’s why so many girls are kept home from school. To conclude, one child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world. (Malala Yousafzai)

Alaeddine Benheddi says:

Education is a magic key that can open any door. Actually, In rural area girls education is a big problem , and this problem is because there parents or the economic situation of this family.
The first cause of this phenomenon is parents strange believes , they think that school is a waste of time and money and it s better that the girl stay at home and do the housework, and education don’t have any benefits and it doesn’t make a future . The second reason that can deprive the girl to go school is that the road is very difficult long and also there is no transportation, for that the parents decide to deprive there girls of schooling . For example Tara is rural girl she goes to school for the first time and she did very well and got her PHD .the third reason is that the girls is rural area get married in an early age ,because there parents think that they are obstacles for them , because they don’t work and got money, so they are married in an early age, according to some findings 83% of girls in some region getting married are minor.So we have to find solutions for this big problem because education is a human rights.
To conclude, ” If you educate a men you educate an individual . But if you educate a women , you educate a nation ”

Meryem Smaha says:

In our minds , there is no more important story to tell , no more important issue facing our country than that of “Girls education” .In fact, in Morocco , the gap between rural and urban areas is one of the main obstacles for the country’s development ,and particularly girls are the victims. Girls are struggling to study in constraction without equipement. This lack of structure is a source of discouragement and detterrent for girls who are standing against their families to learn. Moreover, girls aren’t receiving a quality education, they even don’t complete their studies . The question we ask :” why Morocco suffer from such dismal education indicator? ” The reasons are abundant , but in secluded areas we can find the answer . Parents keep girls home to do housework , and marry as early as twelve, because their mentality is the following ” if they found for their daughter a suitable husband , they have succeded as a parent; if she stays at home single, they failed”. Therefore, girls find themselves without education bearing a responsibilty that is innapropriate for their young age . This desperate situation makes it difficult to break out of the cycle of ignorance, illetracy and poverty. This cycle lead girls to become “a source of income” which is detrimental to their growth and development , as they are deprived of their right to have an adequate education that robs them of any chance for getting out from poverty.
However, it is up to all of us to raise awarness about the importance of girls education . Student in high school or even teachers can volunteer their time to teach girls in rural areas.

Lina Tr :) says:

Welcome to 21st century. A century where technology and education are taking place and more human rights are given for both genders to be on an equal foot all over the world. This is still a picture of how a perfect world would be because the sad truth is that in many countries such as morocco, rural girls are still deprived of an adequate education.
In fact, most parents, especially country side ones still honor traditions: Giving boys more privileges and support and raising him to be a perfect man and the family pride. Meanwhile, girls have to stay home. Taking their mothers as the best image of how a woman should be, they learn dealing with household chores and taking care of children to become someday an obedient wife to her husband and a good mother to her kids. In brief, morrocan’s society still considers women’s role on giving birth and taking care of men but, this isn’t how things should be. Girls, as boys have the right to study and enlarge their knowledge. They have the right to go to universities and get a job. They have the right to stand up for all what they are deprived of of in lack of. They have the right to get as many chances men would get to work and get paid the very same for it. They have the right to respond with dignity to men in gender bullying cases instead of feeling ashamed or guilty. They have the right to live their life the way they want.
To conclude, government should reconsider women’s situations in our society starting by our little girls deprived of school for many reasons such as confronting danger on the way. Maybe, basic needs such as creating more safety in transports could encourage more parents to send their girls to school in addition to informing them more about how could life thinking change and level up in morocco. We will reach the dream someday.

Hiba Zaoui says:

“You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a women; you educate a generation” with reference to Brigham young we deduce that there is several advantage of girls’ education. Girls can play an important role in the development of their country. They can share the burden of men in the different walk of life. They can serve the society as teachers, lawyers, doctors and administrators. They can work at banks, hospitals, government offices and large businesses.
In rural areas, middle schools and high schools are rare and remote and only a few families let their children take the risk of walking alone tens of kilometres every day for a little education. Moreover, rural families are still influenced by the old traditions and beliefs that gives the boys the right of getting educated without the girls .The consequences of this lack of education are multiple for these girls: poverty, child labor, early marriage and pregnancy. Morocco is one of the 21 least developed countries in terms of education where ¾ children who do not go to school are children from rural areas where 52% of the population lives and the majority of these out-of-school children are girls.
Therefore some organizations exist to support those girls even so government has his role and need to prepare better better backgrounds for this young generation either girls or boys. Education is for everyone and everyone should help to make a better future and a better country.

barae fethi says:

« The fastest way to change society is to educate the women of the world. » Without education, women and girls are denied the confidence to speak out, to contribute to the strengthening of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms around the world. Today’s students are tomorrow’s leaders. They are the ones who will help to foster peace and stability. They are the ones who will blaze trails for others to follow and set examples that future generations will seek to emulate. For the future security of their home countries, it is vital women and girls are given the keys of education to unlock their potential as leaders of peace.
The late 20th century was a period of major social, economic and political changes. It was also a time in which there were big changes in knowledge, in how people see life and how they live it. This period called 21st century is now widely known as the beginning of the Knowledge Age. In fact, it’s the age of awareness,peace, education and more…. In the recent years, Everything has changed and developped so rapidly ,except the fact that women shouldn’t go to school. Girls in morocco are still facing the same challenges that impact their ability to get an adequate education. For one, poverty often reduces young girls school attendance. Girls are compelled to stay home and work as an extra income could be vital to familial livelihood. Females also face heightened levels of violence; physical assault can keep females away from going to school.
Another notable obstacle is child marriage. Each year, a huge number of girls in morocco are married before reaching adulthood. Child brides never go to school, they often assume the role as caretakers of a home instead.
Morocco can, and should, fix its school system. The government should invest more resources in education and use those resources to address gender disparities and to ensure that all children whether boys or girls have access to, and attend, high quality primary and secondary education. The future of the country depends on it. Because a quality education has the power to transform societies in a single generation, provide children with the protection they need from the hazards of poverty, disease, and give them the knowledge, skills and confidence to reach their full potential. « No country can ever truly flourish if it stifles the potential of its women and deprives itself of the contributions of half of its citizens. »

Khaoula Rabhi says:

“If you educate a man, you educate an individul, but if you educate a woman, you educate a nation”.As this african quote goes and as all of us know, woman is everything, even when she’s despised, humiliated and treated like she’s nothing!
In point of fact, despite the great progress in human rights and especially woman’s one all over the globe, minorities are deprived of their rights. And the point that no one can deny is that she’s the balance of the society and the man cannot live witout her. Moreover, in 21st century, still a large number of moroccan rural girls aren’t schooled, and the main reasons are very clear. The most known one that is widespread in our arabic societies is that girls are going to grow-up, find a man to marry with, have kids and last at home preparing food and taking care of them. In addition to this, the man is the one who can work and deals with people within the framework, although, the woman can’t because she’s stupid and doesn’t know what to say. But i want to tell you dear woman that sometimes you will be too much woman. Too smart, too beautiful, too strong, too much of something that makes a man feel like less of a man, which will start making you fell like you have to be less of a woman. The biggest mistake that you can make is removing jewels from your own crown to make it easier for a man to carry. When this happens, i need you to understand, you don’t need a smaller crown, you need a man with bigger hands.
To conclude, woman and man complete each others and no one can live without the other, but everyone should be with who deserve him.

Rasha Makhoukh says:

Girls in the numerous countries have the right to an identical education to boys.
Neither in developing countries nor developed ones , millions rurals girls are more likely to drop out school. Most of Moroccan rural girls get the opportunity to carry on studying beyond primary level. While boys are allowed to reach their nearest secondary school. In fact, the secondary schools are always kilometers away from their dwelling . Moreover the public schools don’t afford the transport. Furthermore girls’ parents do not have the confidence in allowing them to stay in the lodging school . Hence the innocent girls are forced by those circumstances to stay home and focus on the household , caregiving and child-rearing responsibilities. Women are responsible of raising and bring the children up ; how can you an uneducated or uncultivated woman educate a child . As the quote goes : ” If you educate a man you educate an individual . But if you educate a woman , you educate a nation. ”
In brief, this phenomenon should be curbed by the ministry of education and also the associations should take the initiative to sensitize people in the countrysides.

Bayane Bouziane. says:

“If you educate a man, you educate an individual. But if you educate a woman you educate a nation”. With reference to the African quote, we infer that girls’ education is prerequisite. Nevertheless, a great number of Moroccan rural girls are deprived of this human right.
In point of fact, rural areas in Morocco lack from infrastructure and near schools. Without forgetting those people who are living in these areas are affected by poverty. All of this leads to neglecting education and divesting children from it, especially girls. ” In 2004, 58. 18% of girls in rural areas did not go to school”. Although, these are not the only factors, to state some: mentalities and traditions, which are based on gender inequality. Instead of enrolling these girls in a school, parents are using them as a source of income or are letting them home to help their mothers, untill they get married, mostly at an early age. All this endangers their education, health and development. Aren’t parents supposed to choose the best for their children? Well, that’s what real parents are. Those who live in the countryside are too attached to their princepes. They deprive girls from their rights under the guise of them being too weak to protect themselves and to face people and that staying home or working as maids are their priorities and responsibilities. But the truth is, that they’re only searching for their own happiness and are ignoring all the unnerving situations those girls are going through. According to Olivier, girls are exploited by their employers, and some are subjected to physical and psychological violence. From all this, we understand that despite the great progress in human rights, girls in Morocco are still divested of schooling.
This situation is so desperate that breaking it out of the cycle of ignorance, illiteracy and poverty is becoming really hard. However, if all decide to change this, we can definitely save all these girls and even women who wen through this. People might think that it’s too late. Yet, there’s always a light at the end of the tunnel. As the quote goes:” Nobody can go back and change the past, but anyone can start today and make a new beginning”.

Younes tsouli says:

“If you educate a man, you educate an individual. But if you educate a woman you educate a nation”. In fact , if the women are educated they are going to educate their kids then their kids are going to educate their children etc… So that’s wy we sad that educating a woman it’s like educating a nation. So imagine in our country, we have thousands of rural girls that are deprived of education, they are deprived from knowing where they are living, from knowing what they can do, deprived from knowing who they are. The reason is one not two, the parents, the parents who deprive their kids from going to school specially dads because this is their culture, they think they must do the same that their grandparents were doing. Then when the girl attends 15 years old she will be married. So when she makes kids , they will not have a good behaviour , why in your opinion? Of course because her mother is not educated . In deed, if you educate a woman you’re going to educate a family .

OMARTSOULI says:

Education is the most crutial value in all people s lives.The overwhelming majority of the high level experts agree that education is the key to unlock any golden door.In fact, the majority of the girls are deprived and banned from this tresor, especially those who are living in the rural areas.To clarify more, their mothers need them to does their shores so the girl will not aquire knowledge from school.In additionto this, rural areas in Morocco lack from infrastructure and near schools. Without forgetting those people who are living in these areas are affected by poverty.But if we wanna change we can change Moroccan gouvermen is not caring he is not taking it as that level of importance he is not giving the education and the girls any value.But in the other hand we have for exp American government insists on education for all students poor and rich it is for them the key of progress.Besides, people in Morocco are realy suffring from gouverment s carelessness, because the uneducated mother s have a lot s of influence on their children.And the future generations will face meryad of problems the most hazardous one is the poverty.In breaf,education is a human right that you can’t be banned from it.☺

Yasmine halfi says:

“Education is one thing no one can take away from you. If you educate a man, you educate an individual. But if you educate a woman, you educate a nation. When girls are educated, their countries become stronger and more prosperous.”
It is undeniable that women are the pillars of the society and the family. Hence, they need to get an adequate education and be cultivated in order to raise a healthy nation. Unfortunately, not everyone has that “chance of getting a good education” which is actually a human right. However, a considerable number of Moroccan rural girls are not schooled. The causes of this phenomenon are many, such as: gender inequality, poverty and rural areas’ extreme conditions. As a matter of fact, girls are the first to be deprived of schooling. “In 2004, 58.18% of girls in rural areas did not go to school, in contrast with 18.68% in urban areas”. All this endangers the education, health and development of girls. Poverty and ignorance lead parents to send their girls to work as maids so they become ‘a source of income’, rather than giving an education, these young girls find themselves without an education and bearing a responsibility that is inappropriate for their young age (taking care of their kids because they made bad decisions by getting married so early…). This desperate situation makes it difficult to break out of the cycle of ignorance, illiteracy and poverty.
To conclude, the associations of human rights should intervene and sensitize people about this alarming issue.
“An intelligent, energetic, educated woman cannot be kept in four walls without discovering sooner or later that they are still a prison cell.” -Pearl S. Buck-

fatima zohra aazimani says:

In the 21st century still a large number of girls are deprived of an adequate education. In point of fact, being a girl in a patriarchal society brings down your opportunity to learn. Since. the spread stereotype represents women as weak individuals that aren’t able to think and make them obliged to depend on men’s help. Nevertheless, myriad girls had a huge positive impact on our world ,As example Malala, a young girl who defied the Taliban in Pakistan and demanded that girls be allowed to receive an education and became the youngest person to receive Nobel peace. Moreover, girls’ education is a fundamental process to build powerful country.Hence, girls all over the globe must be given the chance to join school and benefit from their own right to learn. Also, government and responsible should take the initiative and encourage parents and to send their daughters to school in order to reduce child marriage and promote equality.

Manar Messaoudi says:

« You educate a man, you educate a man. You educate a woman, you educate a generation. »
Education is the most powerful weapon that can change the world, it’s not the learning of facts but the training of the mind to think. In a point of fact,women late leaders,they are active players in both the economy and the role of being female have a special responsibility to address women’s education around the globe.
In Morocco, they are lots of rural girls that lives far from the city and especially far from school, they’ age is between seven years old to 15 years old, not getting any education, they stay home, doing the chores everyday.
They are plenty of reasons for them not going to school,suck as early marriage, pregnancy, dangerous journeys, most of the parents are unwilling to allow their daughters to walk long distance or take routes that are dangerous,they live in a war zones,and many girls doesn’t go to school because of a lack of privacy.
To conclude,you don’t need to be a woman to realize why women’s education is important, Morocco is not developed at all, they need to understand that women can change the world.

Khaoula Moumna says:

“There is no greater pillar of stability than a strong free and educated womwn.”With reference to the quote, we infer that if we are going to see real development in the world then our best investment is woman. I believe that women are the leaders of any society, they are the ones who can realize the impossible and take great challenges, the ones who can spread love, peace stability in the world and the models that generations will follow their paths. For this reason, education should be offered to every girl.
In Morocco, a huge proportion of girls is still deprived of education. In fact, the factors are myriad. Many girls drop out of school because they live in rural isolated regions, it means they should walk long distances to school or take routes that could be dangerous, or simply, parents keep girls at home to mind younger siblings, do housework and marry at an early age. Added to this, some girls are deprived of education because their parents cannot see the utility of education in an agrarian economy. These radical beliefs, are considered as obstacles that block boosting the status of Moroccan girls. According to Juliet Sorenen, a professor at Northwestern law school, only 36% of girls in rural Morocco enroll secondary school. Yes, it is a SHAME, because while other countries are using high effecient methods of teaching and trying their best in order to enhance learning, Moroccan girls are still facing illiteracy.
To conclude, education is the premise of progress, in every society, in every family. That’s why, Morocco should take the first steps in order to offer an effective education for every girl.

el ahmadi houssein says:

In the modern world,remains a very important problem .A problem which, in view of the human’s rights evolution in the past few decades, is unacceptable .This issue is rural girl’s non schooling.Rural girl’s non schooling is still very spread specialy in poor countries. For instance ,in atlas mountains a large number of moroccan girls are deprived of their right to get a formal education and are either forced to stay at home or to marry at a young age. All this is pricipaly due to two things that are linked .first , a catastrophic economic situation that doesn’t allow rural families to pay for school fees and second, a bad mantality that make these area’s inhabitants think that school is useless and that the only option for girls to survive is to work or to marry, whitout thinking of the benefits of a diploma.However, despite this sad reality illitracy around the world has also greatly decreased since the last century and it’s sure that in the near future all this will be just a bad memory.

Souhayla Amjoun :) says:

Education is the key to success,without it we are no more than ignorant people who can’t differ between right and wrong or good and evil , education also help to know how to live and how to make a living . In fact many experts and scholars agree unanimously that education is prerequisite . We as a human it is our right and duty to search for education , for a knowledge that’s the most powerful weapon. Even though we are in the 21 century, in many countries all over the globe, girls are still deprived for their rights of education , their rights of gaining knowledge , the only light that can drive out the darkness, a star that shines so brightly, it bathes the right path with light , the path to a wonderful future. Actually educated
women have a greater chance of escaping poverty, leading healthier and more productive lives, and raising the standard of living for their children, families, and communities , but even that a great number of girls had never attended school because many parents strongly believe that educating girls is a total waste of money and time , and when they grow up and become mothers, They will not require all of the education that is provided to them in schools and colleges. in their minds, the main role of a woman is to maintain her household and take care of her children.
To often marriage is seen as a higher priority than education and as it is estimated that every year 15 million girls are married before they turn 18. After their wedding they leave the education system and, because they have fewer educational skills, they and their families are more likely to live in poverty.in addition to this most parents are unwilling to allow their daughters to walk long distances to school or take routes that could be dangerous , so they forced them to stay at home and frequently to take care of younger siblings and bear the main burden of housework.
Finally there are lot of legal, religious and traditional practices that discriminate against girls having the chance to get an education.
To conclude I say to all parents to all society let every girl child educate to kill the demon of gender discrimination in the society, because if girls don’t get education ,our nation won’t progress.

Ahmed jaafari says:

“If you educate men you educate an individual. But if you educate a women, you educate a nation” with reference to an african quote, we infer that still a large number of morrocan girls are deprived of an adequate education. In point of fact, they are many reasons from depriving girls from education, we can state:
Poverty-families problems-traditional thoughts. All these problems are reason, as we know morocco is a country how support education, andbeing equal between girls and boys in the human rights, but we come to take a look on education in morocco we find that there is a big difference between oral and the truth.

Mesbahi Hibaa says:

“Education is the passport to the future for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today”
To get a better future we must prepare for it today through education .
Indead education can help us to inprove our way of living in different sides for exemple it’s increases our awareness and gives inpowerment and self confidence , also education can make a different person buy giving us the perspective and the confidence to stend up.
However not all children have access to adulation especially in roll arias for exemple in Morocco in 2004 , 58,18% of girls in arias did not go to school.
Poverty is the mane reasing that pushes parents to send their girls to work as mades, rather than giving them education also traditions and mentalities in this arias do not faver education among girls while in encourage early -mariage .
As a conclusion the morocain governement , firstly children Labour lawse should be strectly applied , and early mariage , they must sensitize parents about the important of education fo the well being of their children.

Safaeelkadiriboutchich says:

In 21 century education is the most important thing in the world. In fact, most of Moroccan rural girls get the opportunity to carry on studying beyond primary level. As the quote goes: ^ if you educate a man you educate an individual but if you educate a women you educate a nation^ So we say that we still large number of Moroccan girls are deprived of an adequate education. In addition to that, girls over the globe must be given the chance to join school and benefit from their own right to learn. In Brief, education is important so everyone from us should have it.