Rules for using the GOB public website.
These terms set basic expectations for website use and help prevent misunderstanding of published information, opportunities and institutional identity.
Structured cooperation, institutional development and international connection for Moroccan and African organizations.
Website Terms
1. Information purpose
This website provides information about GOB, its network model, policies, programmes and application process. Content may be updated as the project develops.
2. No governmental authority
Nothing on this website grants diplomatic, governmental, consular or public authority.
3. No automatic entitlement
Website content does not guarantee membership, funding, travel, partnership, event admission, certificates, employment or third-party selection.
4. Accuracy
GOB seeks to keep project information accurate but users should verify time-sensitive external opportunities with the original source.
5. Intellectual property
GOB and MYCDIC names, logos and original website materials may not be used in a misleading way or to imply unauthorized endorsement or representation.
6. External links
Links to third-party websites are provided for reference. Their content, security and policies remain the responsibility of those third parties.
7. Acceptable use
Users must not attempt to disrupt the website, submit malicious files, impersonate another organization or use forms for unlawful or deceptive purposes.
8. Changes
These terms may be updated to reflect operational, legal or project changes.
Website Terms of Use
These notes explain how the principles on this page should translate into everyday decisions and responsible participation in the GOB network.
A public rule should match an internal process
Policies create confidence only if teams know how to implement them. GOB should align forms, communications, retention, review responsibilities and escalation paths with the public commitments it publishes.
Report concerns through official channels
Impersonation, unsafe conduct, misuse of identity, material data issues, misleading partner offers and serious member complaints should be reported with enough detail for a responsible review rather than handled only through social media.
Correction is part of credibility
When public information is materially wrong or outdated, GOB should correct it. Transparency is stronger when the project can update a claim than when it tries to preserve an inaccurate statement for appearances.
Confidentiality can be legitimate
Not every internal risk assessment, complaint record, identity document, negotiation or security measure should be public. Responsible governance distinguishes transparency from indiscriminate disclosure.
The terms explain the rules that apply when someone uses GOB digital services or relies on public website information.
These terms sit alongside the Membership Policy, Privacy Notice, Code of Conduct and other project rules. Where a specific programme or partner offer has additional conditions, those specific conditions can also apply.
Accuracy of website information
GOB aims to keep institutional and programme information current, but services, partner offers, eligibility rules, dates and external links can change. Users should check the current official page before relying on time-sensitive information.
No automatic entitlement
Accessing the website, applying for membership or receiving project communications does not create a right to admission, funding, partnership, travel, event participation, discounts or any other external benefit unless GOB confirms the relevant status or offer.
Acceptable use
Users should not interfere with the website, attempt unauthorized access, submit false or malicious data, impersonate organizations or officials, misuse forms, reproduce restricted materials in a misleading context or use the GOB/MYCDIC identity in ways that imply unauthorized affiliation.
Third-party services and links
GOB may link to partners, social platforms, external opportunities or services. Those third parties remain responsible for their own websites, products, eligibility and terms. A link or cooperation arrangement does not automatically mean GOB warrants every aspect of an external service.
Intellectual property and institutional identity
GOB and MYCDIC names, logos, controlled documents and original website materials should be used consistently with applicable rights and project authorization. Members and partners may receive limited permission for specific uses without receiving unrestricted rights to the institutional identity.
Changes and interpretation
Terms may be updated when services, law, risk or project structure changes. Material rules affecting members should be read together with the Membership Policy. Questions about a particular relationship should be directed through official GOB channels rather than inferred from general website language.
