PhD thesis discusses Amazigh language in Morocco

A significant academic achievement has been recognized at Ibn Zohr University in Ait Melloul, Morocco, where researcher Abd al-Rahman al-Radi successfully defended his doctoral thesis. His work, presented in the Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social Sciences, focused on the administrative state paradigm and its relationship with cultural diversity in Morocco, specifically examining the status of the Amazigh language.

The thesis, titled "The Administrative State Paradigm and Questions of Cultural Diversity in Morocco: A Critical Study of the Status of Amazigh," was met with high praise from the academic committee. Al-Radi was awarded the doctorate with the exceptional distinction of "very distinguished."

This academic milestone underscores the growing scholarly attention to Morocco's rich cultural heritage and linguistic diversity. The successful defense highlights the importance of critical research into how national administrative structures engage with and represent the country's various cultural identities, particularly the Amazigh language.