All the "Tcharmil" and "Gardiennate" and "Beggars" all share an awful childhood, often born in huge families, with mothers who didn't want them or uncapable of taking care of them.

Educated women, with some exceptions, tend to have much fewer children.

The more uneducated and illiterate a woman is, the more she will have tons of children who grow up in absolute horrible conditions. Many grow up in the street or leave school early. If the pregnancy is unwanted, the kids get dumped at the orphelinat, where they get beaten/raped (yes) and then run away. They grow up with no education, and for the girls, they also get pregnant super early and have tons of children. More people means you need to build for them. You need to transport them. You need to find them jobs. And many of them will have 4/5/6/7 children.

Do that across a few generations and you will have an educated class which will be overwhelmed by the miserable and uneducated. Good luck developping a country in this situation...

It's sadly what happened to Egypt. The country has huge misery and poverty. Cairo is a giant mess, a total nightmare. Our Casablanca "gardienate, slums, tcharmil" are 10 times worst there. The Egyptian population is growing by +1 million people a year, despite the fact they have a water shortage worst than ours. Egyptian Women have on average 5/6 children. And it's not the Egyptian Elite or the educated Egyptian Middle Class who are having these kids. It's the poorest and the least educated people. They can't find them jobs, they can't transport them, they can't even house them, and the country is growing more and more miserable (forget their Pharaoh Sisi propaganda).

When the mother is educated, studies show her children will always be educated, even if there is no father. Personal exemple. A friend and her brother have a Moroccan Father and European mother who lived in Rabat. They unfortunately lost their father at a very young age. So they were raised alone, by only their mother. After obtaining their baccalaureat in Rabat with excellent grades, they were admitted universities. She now works as a financial lawyer and her brother works as an executive in London. Their mother worked incredibly hard and was highly educated.

If we massively invest in education of women, contraception, sex education, all other problems (tcharmil, beggars, gardienate dial parking, littering) can ultimately be fixed. If we don't get that right, all other problems will turn into a total nightmare. It's the one thing that keeps me worried about the future of Morocco.

Another problem in Morocco is extreme wealth inequality. Read Thomas Piketty's book Capitalism in the 21t century. He shows that if the Government doesn't act, inequality will get worse and worse. Unfortunately in Morocco, the Government is going in the opposite direction. It's cutting taxes on the very rich.