What Is Statecraft?
A structured introduction to how states use diplomacy, institutions, economic instruments and strategic choices to pursue national objectives.
Public launch planned for January 2027
MYCDIC Academy is being developed for students and professionals seeking rigorous, applied study in diplomacy, statecraft, security, law, public policy and digital affairs. Learning will combine recorded modules, live academic sessions, written work, simulations and selected international experiences.

The Academy will combine recorded learning, live seminars, case analysis, policy writing, negotiation exercises, simulations and selected international learning experiences. Programmes will state their teaching format, workload, assessment and credential before enrollment opens.
The first curriculum is being developed around a focused group of disciplines that belong naturally to the work of the Academy.

Some learning will be fully online. Other programmes may combine online preparation with live teaching, simulations, study missions, institutional visits and partner practicums where formal arrangements exist.

The Academy is developing frameworks for academic cooperation with universities, research centres, think tanks, diplomatic academies and specialist institutions. A partner will be named on this website only after the relevant cooperation has been formally confirmed.
The Academy does not claim university accreditation, government accreditation or a joint qualification unless that status is formally established and published with the relevant institution.

Founder and President of the Moroccan Youth Council for Diplomatic and International Cooperation
Moataz KOBRY leads the institutional direction of MYCDIC and oversees the development of Council initiatives in youth diplomacy, international cooperation, governance and public-impact programmes. MYCDIC Academy is being developed within this wider institutional vision.
The institutional priority is to build durable structures before seeking visibility: programmes should have clear standards, public claims should be verifiable, and opportunities for young people should be linked to responsibility, knowledge and measurable work.
Pre-launch programme pages show the intended academic structure. Final admissions, faculty, tuition and partner arrangements will be published only after confirmation.
A structured introduction to how states use diplomacy, institutions, economic instruments and strategic choices to pursue national objectives.
A practical overview of headquarters, diplomatic missions, reporting, coordination and policy support.
An introduction to international negotiation, norms, governance and state interests in cyberspace.
The platform is being prepared in English, French, Spanish and Arabic. On a first visit, the website uses the language preference of the device or browser when supported. English is used when that language is not yet available.
Register your interest to receive confirmed information about programmes, admissions, teaching languages and the founding intake before public enrollment begins.
Registration records are stored for Academy pre-launch communication and appear in the private administration dashboard.