Rabat – Estem Morocco has announced the expansion of his Titrit Digital Houses project, where five new centers are launched in three Moroccan regions.
The project aims to improve the digital integration for marginalized girls across the country, said Estem Morocco in a press release. In collaboration with L’Oréal Morocco, it is implemented thanks to the support of the L’Oréal Fund for women.
The statement described the Titrit Digital Houses As safe, well -equipped rooms in which girls between the ages of 8 and 18 can access digital training. These centers focus on digital competence and personal development and want to help girls build both technical and viable skills.
The project supports the equality of gender in education and works in particular to achieve girls in remote and under -sufficient areas.
After the success of the first 14 digital houses, which were founded in cooperation with local associations, five more in the oriental region, Beni Mellal-Khénifra, Laayoune-saguia al Hamra and Dakhla-OU-EU-DAHAB are opened in the oriental region.
This expansion means that the program will now cover all 12 regions of Morocco. With this step, Eestem marocco It aims to create a national model for MINT formation and gender relationship.
In this new phase, 1,250 girls will benefit directly from the digital houses, while around 3,750 other, including families, parishioners and local partners, are positively influenced. The aim is to reduce the gap between the digital skills between the sexes and to offer young women new opportunities in education and employment.
The initiative also includes the introduction of a mobile version of the titrite app, a digital learning tool, with which 15,000 girls get access to mentoring, learning materials and personal instructions in order to expand their skills and trust. In the long term, Estem Morocco hopes to reach 50,000 girls across the country.
Nezha Larhrissi, President and co -founder of Estem Morocco, said that the initiative “not only teaching skills, but also a strong female leadership, which is rooted in local communities and focuses on the future”.
She added that every digital house was a place of “learning, innovations and sisterhood, on which girls learn, express themselves and build their future with confidence”.
