MYCDIC logoA strategic project of MYCDICMoroccan Youth Council for Diplomatic and International Cooperation
Global Organization of Bridges logoGlobal Organization of BridgesGOBOne Voice, One Future
Organization Membership

Apply to GOB as an association or organization.

Eligible Moroccan and African associations, NGOs and diaspora organizations can apply. Core GOB membership is currently free and approval is based on eligibility and verification.

Membership currently freeGOB Institutional NetworkOne network. More capacity.

Institutional support for Moroccan and African associations, organizations and aligned diaspora networks.

Is GOB membership free?

Core GOB organization membership is currently free for approved organizations. There is no GOB application fee, joining fee or annual core membership fee at this stage. Admission remains subject to eligibility, review and the Membership Policy.

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No GOB joining or annual membership fee at this stage

Core membership is currently free. Third-party services and optional external offers may have their own costs after any applicable GOB benefit.

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Before you apply

One form. Institutional review. No payment step.

Prepare legal registration evidence, an authorized contact and a clear explanation of your organization's work. Tell us who you are, where you operate, what you do and who is actively involved. GOB reviews the organization as a whole rather than using payment as an admission shortcut. If your structure is an institution or company rather than a beneficiary civil-society organization, use the institutional partnership route.

Free application: there is no payment step for current GOB core organization membership.

01. Organization
02. Authorized contact
03. Legal documents

Upload 1 to 10 PDF or image files. Each file should be 8 MB or less and total selection 25 MB or less.

    04. Motivation

    Submission is free but does not create membership automatically. GOB reviews eligibility and documents before admission.

    What happens after submission

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    Receipt

    Your application enters the existing GOB workflow.

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    Verification

    Legal identity and completeness are reviewed.

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    Assessment

    Activity, alignment and responsibility are considered.

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    Onboarding

    Approved organizations receive network status and onboarding information.

    Expanded framework

    Membership is a working relationship

    Approval is intended to open a pathway into services, programmes, opportunities and cooperation, not simply add another badge to an organization website.

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    Free core membership

    GOB currently charges no joining fee and no annual fee for core organization membership.

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    Verification first

    Legal identity and core organizational information are reviewed before approval and public directory inclusion.

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    Value after admission

    Approved organizations can access eligible services, programmes, opportunity circulation and partner benefits according to availability and specific terms.

    Membership framework

    A free core membership with meaningful standards.

    The application is designed to keep access financially open while giving GOB enough information to protect members, partners and institutional credibility.

    Who the organization route is for

    The organization route is intended for eligible Moroccan, African and relevant diaspora associations, NGOs, youth organizations and civil-society structures that can identify their legal or institutional basis, leadership, field of work and actual activities.

    What GOB reviews

    Admissions can consider legal documentation, responsible leadership, public information, activity evidence, safeguarding concerns, reputational risk, credibility of claims and overall fit with the project. The depth of review can vary according to country, risk and the information provided.

    What approval means

    Approval creates a programme relationship with GOB and access to the current membership framework. It does not create governmental accreditation, diplomatic status, a MYCDIC office, authority to represent GOB or an entitlement to every service or opportunity.

    What members are expected to maintain

    Members should keep material organizational information reasonably current, use GOB and MYCDIC names accurately, comply with applicable law, respect safeguarding and integrity standards, avoid misuse of partner benefits and respond when information is needed for a programme or risk review.

    Free does not mean unlimited

    Because core membership is currently free, services must be prioritized according to programme capacity, eligibility, readiness, urgency and relevance. Training places, technical support, partner benefits and introductions can therefore differ between members and over time.

    A reciprocal relationship

    The strongest members do not treat GOB only as a source of discounts or opportunities. They can also contribute local knowledge, peer learning, expertise, introductions or project experience that strengthens the wider network.

    Before applying

    Prepare readable legal documents, accurate organization information and a motivation statement that explains what you do, what you want to strengthen and what you can contribute.

    Membership relationship

    What membership means after an organization is admitted.

    This section sets out the operating logic behind the page so organizations, partners and external institutions can understand how the principle should work in practice.

    A continuing relationship

    Admission is the beginning of participation rather than the end of an application. Members are expected to keep contact details current, respond to reasonable verification requests and use project services in line with published rules.

    Independent legal identity

    A member remains fully responsible for its own governance, finances, staff, volunteers, programmes, statements and legal obligations. GOB membership does not merge the organization into MYCDIC or create a government-linked legal status.

    Access according to relevance

    Services and opportunities may be open to all members or only to defined groups. Geography, programme purpose, organizational readiness, partner terms and available capacity can affect access.

    Responsible use of identity

    Membership can be described accurately, but members may not present themselves as a GOB office, MYCDIC branch, diplomatic mission or authorized representative unless a separate formal appointment expressly provides that role.

    Membership can evolve

    An organization may move from basic network participation into programmes, cross-border cooperation, partner initiatives or leadership responsibilities if the relationship develops and the relevant criteria are met.

    Free GOB Membership Application in the wider GOB operating model.

    This section adds operational context so the page explains not only what the subject is, but how it connects to membership, programmes, continental coordination, partnerships and institutional trust.

    Membership is a relationship

    Admission is intended to create a structured route to services, programmes, opportunities and network relationships, not simply a badge for public display.

    What members can expect

    Available support can include institutional resources, programme routes, opportunity information, relevant introductions and partner benefits when active and eligible.

    What GOB expects

    Members should keep information accurate, use the GOB identity responsibly, respect safeguarding and privacy rules, and avoid overstating titles or benefits.

    Value over time

    The strongest value can be cumulative: better systems, clearer institutional presentation, stronger readiness and more credible cooperation.

    Institutional standard

    Public information should remain accurate to current appointments, approved members, active programmes and signed agreements. Future ambition is presented as direction, not completed impact.

    Institutional frameworkMoroccan Youth Council for Diplomatic and International Cooperation identity

    GOB is a strategic project of MYCDIC.

    The Global Organization of Bridges develops within the institutional framework of the Moroccan Youth Council for Diplomatic and International Cooperation. The relationship provides GOB with its institutional home while the project focuses on structured cooperation, organizational development, network building and international engagement. Partnership and general enquiries can be directed to gob@mycdic.org.