The Green Organization Morocco (GOMO), active in the environmental field, in partnership with the Ajdir community in Al Hoceima, the German municipality of Syke, and the Polish municipality of Wabrzezno, organized a youth exchange that included thirty young men and women from Morocco, Germany, and Poland in order to get to know the cultures of the participating countries and exchange and acquire experiences, cultural elements, values, traditions, and knowledge. In this regard, members of the Green Organization of Morocco received young participants coming from abroad and worked according to the established program, which consisted of a group of cultural and cognitive activities in various languages. In this regard, a group of projects emerged through this youth exchange aimed at assisting in the development of young groups and educating them in various fields and fields. To consolidate the spirit of fraternal cooperation and social cohesion, a garden was created inside a middle school in Jadir that relies on automatic secret technology to conserve water, and a library dedicated to reading was created, equipped with solar panel technology to exploit solar energy to supply it with electricity, as well as organizing a race for students in the same preparatory school mentioned above. The activities of this youth exchange concluded. By inviting a group of important figures to attend the closing activities, which included introducing Moroccan, German and Polish traditions, customs and customs during the wedding celebrations of each of the participating countries.

On Sunday, December 24, 2024, the Green Organization Morocco, which is active in the environmental field, organized a trip to the Buskor Forest on the occasion of International Mountain Day, corresponding to December 11, 2024. This trip included a number of awareness-raising activities for the benefit of members involved in the organization about the importance of vegetation in protecting the environment and preserving the environment. The biological balance on the Earth's surface and the importance of committing to restoring mountain ecosystems, as this natural treasure must be cared for and restored, as it is home to 15% of the world's population as well as nearly half of the world's biodiversity reserve.
To celebrate this international day, the efforts of the organization’s members intensified to collect plastic waste covered by this natural treasure and plant a group of seedlings in an attempt to preserve the natural essence of the Boskor forest, as well as creating a group of garbage containers prepared from natural materials to reduce the percentage of pollution resulting from visitors to the forest.

On the 31st of August, a group of Moroccan youngsters have joined the exchange program that held place in Wabrzezno, Poland with the company of the German group from Syke. Which was supervised by Mr.Abdelhafid Catruat, and also planned by him.
The exchange theme was about WW2 (world war 2), which occured back in 1940. 
During the exchange, the participants were able to expand their knowledge about the war by working together in cultural workshops, watching movies and short films about the polish-german war. The participants have visited many historical places in Łòdź, such as the “Radegast Train Station” or “Bahnhof Radegast” in German, which is a museum of a railway station used during The Holocaust. In Toruń, the participants were accompanied by a guide who showed them around. Everyone was surprised and amused during the tour, as the city is full of historical statues.
Later that week of the exchange, the participants were invited by the city mayor Tomasc to plant a tree in a garden near a playground. We named it “the Moroccan tree”.