In 2024, the Tanger Tétouan-Al-Hoceima region recorded a school quota of 95.9 % in children aged 6 to 11 and marked a slight increase compared to 2014 (94.6 %) and almost a in-law between girls and boys.
For children between the ages of 4 and 5, preschool is left with a rate of 55.1 %, especially in rural areas. Among the 12- to 17-year-olds, the rate reached 83.3 %.
The average debt builder for adults from the age of 25 is 5.8 years, with strong inequalities in accordance with the environment (7.3 years in urban areas against 2.7 in rural areas) and gender (6.5 years for men around 5 years for women).
Note that more than 40 % of this population has never been trained, a particularly high rate in rural areas and women.
With regard to the illiterate rate, it clearly achieved 22.8 %, compared to 31 % in 2014, with more progress in women and rural areas.
On the health side, only 62.2 % of the residents have a medical coverage, the lowest rate in the country, with a low advantage for women and city dwellers.
With regard to access to technologies, the differences between urban and rural areas are important: If 92 % of urban people have a telephone, only 2.1 % of rural people have a computer. In addition, women are somewhat behind in all digital uses compared to men.
