The General Delegation for Prison Administration and Reintegration, in partnership with the Center for Reconciliation, launched the second edition of its training program on October 28, 2026. The program, themed "Combating Violent Extremism: Prevention and Community Immunization Strategies and Securing Prison Space," targets employees of the General Delegation. It aims to develop their skills in detecting and identifying various manifestations of violent extremism and monitoring indicators within prison institutions.
The training program, which started at the National Institute for Prison Administration and Reintegration Training in Tifelt, focuses on introducing best practices in combating violent extremism. It seeks to equip and immunize prison staff with the necessary tools and techniques to prevent extremist ideology. The program also aims to enhance employees' capacities in the fields of combating violent extremism and human rights.
The training program is led by experts and specialized professors in the field of combating violent extremism. Approximately 200 employees, including 33 from 12 prison institutions, will benefit from this training over six sessions, each lasting three days. This initiative aligns with the strategic axes of the Center for Reconciliation's work, particularly those related to programs combating violent extremism within prison institutions.
The program's implementation comes as part of Morocco's efforts to enhance security and stability within its prison system. By focusing on prevention and community immunization, the initiative aims to address the root causes of violent extremism. This approach underscores the importance of collaboration between various stakeholders, including government agencies and civil society organizations.
The General Delegation for Prison Administration and Reintegration has emphasized its commitment to strengthening the skills and competencies of its employees. This training program is part of a broader strategy to promote a culture of prevention and community resilience. It reflects Morocco's proactive approach to addressing the challenges posed by violent extremism.
The partnership between the General Delegation and the Center for Reconciliation highlights the significance of cooperation in combating violent extremism. By pooling resources and expertise, both parties aim to develop effective strategies for preventing and countering extremist ideologies within prison institutions.
The second edition of the training program is expected to contribute to the development of a comprehensive approach to combating violent extremism in Morocco. By investing in the training and capacity-building of prison staff, the initiative aims to enhance the country's ability to prevent and respond to extremist threats.
Key points
- The program aims to develop skills in detecting and identifying manifestations of violent extremism.
- The training is led by experts and specialized professors in the field.
- Approximately 200 employees will benefit from this training over six sessions.
