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Magharebia: Would you say that lack of confidence is the door through which extremism and terrorism enter?

Benhamou: The issue should not be restricted to religious extremism alone. Youth today are experiencing several shocks that make them undergo a stage of self-searching. We have to deliver the youth from this tunnel and out of the state of disorientation in which they live. The thing that we should fear the most is that the youth fall into a crisis of identity. They can go through the experience of self-searching in a healthy and positive way, in which they form and build themselves, but the crisis of identity can also be a door for all forms of extremism. The issue at hand is: how can youth live in a state of peace and co-existence with their national identity and at the same time be involved in the modern world with its global values?

Magharebia: How can we protect the youth and boost their immunity against extremism?

Benhamou: I think we must reconsider the mechanism of communication between the state and society. We can't respond to the expectations, needs and aspirations of youth without the youth themselves.

What we need to do is to see with the youth what we can do together. What we need today is to reinstate the role of education in instilling the values of consensus, co-existence, citizenship, democracy, participation and responsibility. In this way, we will be able to turn these young people into positive, effective citizens who contribute to the building of their countries.

Our young people today live in a state of anticipation. This anticipation can't in any way serve the interests of young people or the interests of their country. The future doesn't just wait; it has to be built. What our young people need today is a feeling of peace with themselves, confidence in the future, and a feeling that this future can be built only here and only with them.

Magharebia: How much has Morocco been able to contain and control religious extremism?

Benhamou: I think Morocco is about to do just that. We are faced with a social phenomenon that requires a comprehensive solution in order to stop. Before religious extremism, our region knew leftist ideological extremism, whether Marxist or Leninist or otherwise. This extremism was a social phenomenon with a political expression. Today, we are faced with a social phenomenon that is represented in religious extremism. However, this phenomenon has not yet fully turned into a political phenomenon. I think it will gradually disappear. But we have to work hard towards that end, and we certainly need to create a suitable environment for stopping it. If such an environment is not created via culture, media, a suitable economic-political response, and the reduction of social fragility, we won't be able to stop it.

Magharebia: Is the security approach effective in confronting extremism?

Benhamou: The security approach alone is not sufficient. The security side can manage the results and consequences of the phenomenon, and may pre-empt some of its causes. However, I think that the response today must be focused on the causes rather than the results. The causes are multiple. However, economic and social fragility is one of the most important causes. The terrorist phenomenon is an external, trans-national phenomenon, and it needs answers not only from us. The issues of security and stability are not restricted to Morocco alone, but are of concern to all the countries in the region, and even European countries. They are also of concern to the Americans. No one has an interest in the instability or fragility of a nearby, stable country. We live in a continent that has been, unfortunately, torn by civil war, where many countries have collapsed. We live in an area that has been invaded by extremist and terrorist groups on the one hand, and by organized international crime in the field of drug trafficking, secret immigration and smuggling of light weapons, on the other hand. We are thus living in a stage of interconnection among criminal gangs and terrorist groups. Solutions must be comprehensive, and they can't be implemented except through international partnerships in the framework of respect for the sovereignty of states, respect of their choices, and consultations among all the countries concerned. I think this partnership can produce a Marshal-like plan for economic and social development.

Work that is done today in Morocco will bear fruit in the long run, but the patience of society has limits. Therefore, any support in this field would accelerate the results, and would reduce the chance of losing patience.

Magharebia: How do you see the future of Morocco, with its numerous open reforms?

Benhamou: I think that the future is being prepared in a good way, and confidence is starting to be gradually established. Morocco is characterized by its smooth transition from the democratic transition stage to the democratic consolidation stage. Now, with regular elections, the political regime's openness to the democratic game and developments in the media, we can say that there is a generally conducive environment. We have to support this environment with robust social and economic conditions.

We know that extremist ideology gains ground when the targeted parties, the young people, are in a shaky, unstable economic, social and psychological condition. When young people are in a state of need, they become easy prey. Morocco is doing a lot, but we can't just expect the state to do everything.
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Magharebia: Apakah Anda mengatakan bahwa kurangnya kepercayaan adalah pintu yang melaluinya ekstremisme dan terorisme masukkan?Benhamou: Masalah tidak boleh dibatasi untuk ekstrimisme agama saja. Pemuda hari ini mengalami beberapa guncangan yang membuat mereka menjalani tahap pencarian diri. Kita harus memberikan pemuda dari terowongan ini dan keluar dari keadaan disorientasi di mana mereka hidup. Satu hal yang kita harus takut yang paling adalah bahwa pemuda jatuh ke dalam krisis identitas. Mereka bisa pergi melalui pengalaman pencarian diri dalam cara yang sehat dan positif, di mana mereka membentuk dan membangun diri mereka sendiri, tapi krisis identitas bisa juga menjadi pintu untuk semua bentuk ekstremisme. Masalah di tangan adalah: Bagaimana bisa pemuda hidup dalam keadaan damai dan ko-eksistensi dengan identitas nasional mereka dan pada saat yang sama terlibat dalam dunia modern dengan nilai-nilai global?Magharebia: Bagaimana kita melindungi pemuda dan meningkatkan kekebalan mereka melawan ekstrimisme?Benhamou: saya pikir kita harus mempertimbangkan kembali mekanisme komunikasi antara negara dan masyarakat. Kami tidak dapat merespons harapan, kebutuhan dan aspirasi kaum muda tanpa pemuda sendiri.Apa yang perlu kita lakukan adalah untuk melihat dengan pemuda apa yang bisa kita lakukan bersama-sama. Apa yang kita butuhkan saat ini adalah untuk mengembalikan peranan pendidikan menanamkan nilai-nilai konsensus, ko-eksistensi, kewarganegaraan, demokrasi, partisipasi dan tanggung jawab. Dengan cara ini, kita akan dapat mengubah orang-orang muda ini menjadi positif, efektif warga yang berkontribusi terhadap pembangunan negara mereka.Orang-orang muda kita hari ini hidup dalam keadaan antisipasi. Antisipasi ini tidak bisa dengan cara apapun melayani kepentingan orang-orang muda atau kepentingan negara mereka. Masa depan tidak hanya menunggu; itu harus dibangun. Apa yang orang-orang muda kita butuhkan hari ini adalah perasaan yang damai dengan diri sendiri, kepercayaan di masa depan, dan perasaan bahwa masa depan dapat dibangun hanya di sini dan hanya dengan mereka.Magharebia: Berapa banyak Maroko telah mampu mengandung dan mengontrol ekstrimisme agama?Benhamou: saya pikir Maroko adalah tentang untuk melakukan hal itu. Kita dihadapkan dengan fenomena sosial yang memerlukan solusi yang komprehensif untuk berhenti. Sebelum ekstrimisme agama, wilayah kami tahu ideologi kiri ekstremisme, Apakah Marxis atau Leninis atau sebaliknya. Ekstremisme ini adalah fenomena sosial dengan ekspresi politik. Hari ini, kita dihadapkan dengan fenomena sosial yang diwakili dalam ekstremisme religius. Namun, fenomena ini telah tidak belum sepenuhnya berubah menjadi fenomena politik. Saya pikir itu secara bertahap akan menghilang. Tetapi kita harus bekerja keras ke arah itu, dan kita pasti perlu menciptakan lingkungan yang cocok untuk menghentikannya. Jika lingkungan seperti itu tidak diciptakan melalui kebudayaan, media, respon ekonomi-politik yang cocok, dan penurunan sosial kerapuhan, kita tidak akan mampu menghentikannya.Magharebia: Apakah pendekatan keamanan yang efektif dalam menghadapi ekstremisme?Benhamou: Pendekatan keamanan saja tidaklah cukup. Sisi keamanan dapat mengelola hasil dan akibat dari fenomena, dan mungkin lebih dulu beberapa penyebabnya. Namun, saya berpikir bahwa respon hari ini harus fokus pada penyebab daripada hasil. Penyebab beberapa. Namun, kerapuhan ekonomi dan sosial adalah salah satu penyebab paling penting. Fenomena teroris ini fenomena eksternal, trans-nasional, dan membutuhkan jawaban tidak hanya dari kami. Masalah-masalah keamanan dan stabilitas tidak dibatasi ke Maroko sendirian, tetapi perhatian untuk semua negara di kawasan, dan bahkan negara Eropa. Mereka juga adalah keprihatinan kepada orang Amerika. Tidak ada yang memiliki minat dalam ketidakstabilan atau kerapuhan stabil dekatnya, negara. Kita hidup di benua yang telah, sayangnya, robek oleh perang sipil, dimana banyak negara telah runtuh. Kita hidup di daerah yang telah diserang oleh ekstremis dan kelompok teroris di satu sisi, dan oleh kejahatan internasional yang diselenggarakan di bidang obat perdagangan, rahasia Imigrasi dan penyelundupan senjata ringan, di sisi lain. Dengan demikian kita hidup dalam tahap interkoneksi antara geng-geng kriminal dan kelompok-kelompok teroris. Solusi harus komprehensif, dan mereka tidak dapat dilaksanakan kecuali melalui kemitraan internasional dalam rangka menghormati kedaulatan negara, menghormati pilihan mereka, dan konsultasi di antara semua negara yang bersangkutan. Saya pikir kerjasama ini dapat menghasilkan Marsekal-seperti rencana untuk pembangunan ekonomi dan sosial.Pekerjaan yang dilakukan hari ini di Maroko akan menghasilkan buah dalam jangka panjang, tapi kesabaran masyarakat memiliki batas. Oleh karena itu, dukungan dalam bidang ini akan mempercepat hasil, dan akan mengurangi kemungkinan kehilangan kesabaran.Magharebia: Bagaimana Anda melihat masa depan Maroko, dengan berbagai reformasi terbuka?Benhamou: saya berpikir bahwa masa depan sedang dipersiapkan dalam cara yang baik, dan kepercayaan mulai berangsur-angsur didirikan. Maroko ini ditandai dengan transisi yang halus dari tahap transisi Demokratik tahap konsolidasi demokrasi. Sekarang, dengan pemilihan umum reguler, keterbukaan rezim politik demokratis permainan dan perkembangan dalam media, kita dapat mengatakan bahwa ada lingkungan yang umumnya kondusif. Kita harus mendukung lingkungan ini dengan kondisi sosial dan ekonomi yang kuat.Kita tahu bahwa ideologi ekstrimis perolehan tanah ketika pihak yang ditargetkan, orang-orang muda, yang gemetar, tidak stabil kondisi ekonomi, sosial dan psikologis. Ketika orang-orang muda dalam keadaan membutuhkan, mereka akan menjadi mangsa empuk. Maroko adalah melakukan banyak, tapi kita tidak bisa hanya mengharapkan negara untuk melakukan segala sesuatu.
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Magharebia: Would you say that lack of confidence is the door through which extremism and terrorism enter?

Benhamou: The issue should not be restricted to religious extremism alone. Youth today are experiencing several shocks that make them undergo a stage of self-searching. We have to deliver the youth from this tunnel and out of the state of disorientation in which they live. The thing that we should fear the most is that the youth fall into a crisis of identity. They can go through the experience of self-searching in a healthy and positive way, in which they form and build themselves, but the crisis of identity can also be a door for all forms of extremism. The issue at hand is: how can youth live in a state of peace and co-existence with their national identity and at the same time be involved in the modern world with its global values?

Magharebia: How can we protect the youth and boost their immunity against extremism?

Benhamou: I think we must reconsider the mechanism of communication between the state and society. We can't respond to the expectations, needs and aspirations of youth without the youth themselves.

What we need to do is to see with the youth what we can do together. What we need today is to reinstate the role of education in instilling the values of consensus, co-existence, citizenship, democracy, participation and responsibility. In this way, we will be able to turn these young people into positive, effective citizens who contribute to the building of their countries.

Our young people today live in a state of anticipation. This anticipation can't in any way serve the interests of young people or the interests of their country. The future doesn't just wait; it has to be built. What our young people need today is a feeling of peace with themselves, confidence in the future, and a feeling that this future can be built only here and only with them.

Magharebia: How much has Morocco been able to contain and control religious extremism?

Benhamou: I think Morocco is about to do just that. We are faced with a social phenomenon that requires a comprehensive solution in order to stop. Before religious extremism, our region knew leftist ideological extremism, whether Marxist or Leninist or otherwise. This extremism was a social phenomenon with a political expression. Today, we are faced with a social phenomenon that is represented in religious extremism. However, this phenomenon has not yet fully turned into a political phenomenon. I think it will gradually disappear. But we have to work hard towards that end, and we certainly need to create a suitable environment for stopping it. If such an environment is not created via culture, media, a suitable economic-political response, and the reduction of social fragility, we won't be able to stop it.

Magharebia: Is the security approach effective in confronting extremism?

Benhamou: The security approach alone is not sufficient. The security side can manage the results and consequences of the phenomenon, and may pre-empt some of its causes. However, I think that the response today must be focused on the causes rather than the results. The causes are multiple. However, economic and social fragility is one of the most important causes. The terrorist phenomenon is an external, trans-national phenomenon, and it needs answers not only from us. The issues of security and stability are not restricted to Morocco alone, but are of concern to all the countries in the region, and even European countries. They are also of concern to the Americans. No one has an interest in the instability or fragility of a nearby, stable country. We live in a continent that has been, unfortunately, torn by civil war, where many countries have collapsed. We live in an area that has been invaded by extremist and terrorist groups on the one hand, and by organized international crime in the field of drug trafficking, secret immigration and smuggling of light weapons, on the other hand. We are thus living in a stage of interconnection among criminal gangs and terrorist groups. Solutions must be comprehensive, and they can't be implemented except through international partnerships in the framework of respect for the sovereignty of states, respect of their choices, and consultations among all the countries concerned. I think this partnership can produce a Marshal-like plan for economic and social development.

Work that is done today in Morocco will bear fruit in the long run, but the patience of society has limits. Therefore, any support in this field would accelerate the results, and would reduce the chance of losing patience.

Magharebia: How do you see the future of Morocco, with its numerous open reforms?

Benhamou: I think that the future is being prepared in a good way, and confidence is starting to be gradually established. Morocco is characterized by its smooth transition from the democratic transition stage to the democratic consolidation stage. Now, with regular elections, the political regime's openness to the democratic game and developments in the media, we can say that there is a generally conducive environment. We have to support this environment with robust social and economic conditions.

We know that extremist ideology gains ground when the targeted parties, the young people, are in a shaky, unstable economic, social and psychological condition. When young people are in a state of need, they become easy prey. Morocco is doing a lot, but we can't just expect the state to do everything.
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