In an excellent achievement for Morocco, Ms. Charafat Afailal has secured re-election to the Committee on Financial, Social, and Cultural Rights for the time period 2025-2028. The elections, carried out by the United Nations Financial and Social Council (ECOSOC) in New York on Tuesday, underscore Morocco’s continued dedication to human rights advocacy on the worldwide stage.
The re-election of Morocco to this pivotal UN physique displays the worldwide neighborhood’s belief within the Kingdom’s initiatives, spearheaded below the visionary management of HM King Mohammed VI, this reaffirms Morocco’s dedication to safeguarding and advancing human rights, emphasizing their inherent universality and indivisibility.
Moreover, Morocco’s renewed mandate on the Committee serves as a testomony to its ongoing efforts to deal with world challenges impeding the complete realization of financial, social, and cultural rights for all. These efforts have been exemplified by means of varied socio-economic initiatives launched below the auspices of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, together with initiatives geared toward increasing social safety and implementing a New Improvement Mannequin.
Ms. Charafat Afailal, a distinguished professional in financial, social, and cultural rights, notably famous for her contributions within the area of water administration, will proceed to characterize Morocco on the Committee. Her in depth expertise as a former authorities official underscores her invaluable function in nationwide and worldwide efforts to make sure common and equitable entry to important sources.
Established in 1985, the Committee on Financial, Social, and Cultural Rights oversees the implementation of the Worldwide Covenant on Financial, Social, and Cultural Rights by member states. Comprising 18 eminent consultants within the area of human rights, elected by ECOSOC, the Committee performs a pivotal function in selling and safeguarding these elementary rights on a world scale.
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Kingdom of Morocco – Ministry of Overseas Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates.
