“In my work with young people from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds, particularly in the remote areas of Morocco's Middle Atlas mountain region, I have led efforts with civil society to overcome their challenges by leading actions to improve access to education and create opportunities that foster their personal development, and by extension that of their communities. My journey has also involved empowering youth through volunteer work to protect and promote the cultural heritage. By raising awareness about the importance of preserving the collective memory, the aim was to strengthen the connection to their immediate environment and document diverse cultural expressions to ensure they are celebrated and safeguarded for future generations. In this perspective, I hold a deep respect for the Scout movement, which inspires young people to engage in solidary and altruistic actions, and think beyond their own needs. Scouting build social relations and support networks that enhance their commitment to community service. It teaches fundamental values such as solidarity, mutual aid, respect, and commitment to others. These values are integrated into all activities, allowing young people develop a strong sense of social responsibility and civic engagement by participating in collective actions, and learn to work for the common good thus strengthening their sense of belonging to the community. As Gandhi wisely said, “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”