Recent events in Ceuta, involving large-scale migration flows, have spurred calls for the immediate activation of Morocco’s Youth Advisory Council and Association Work. Members of youth organizations and civil society groups argue the council is vital for independent research and studies. These findings would then inform public policies targeted towards Moroccan youth, a demographic undergoing significant changes. The council’s establishment would provide a crucial reference point for policymakers. Advocates believe an independent body is needed to address the evolving needs of young Moroccans. The situation in Ceuta has highlighted the urgency of focusing on youth-related policies and providing constructive engagement mechanisms. This push emphasizes the need for a dedicated institution to facilitate youth participation and influence in the policymaking process.