African philosophy is a vibrant field that explores ethical, cultural, and epistemological dimensions of human existence. In Morocco, this tradition intersects with contemporary global debates on ethics and culture. This action research involves collaborative workshops between academic scholars and local community leaders, utilising ethnographic methods to document and analyse interactions between ancient philosophical ideas and contemporary ethical issues. Participants highlighted the relevance of traditional moral teachings in addressing current issues such as environmental stewardship and social justice. Themes emerging included the revival of indigenous ethics and their integration into modern legal frameworks. The study underscores the potential for bridging cultural gaps through philosophical dialogue, suggesting a role for African philosophy in fostering ethical consensus across diverse global communities. Further research should prioritise methodological refinements to ensure broader applicability of findings, while practical applications could include training programmes integrating traditional and modern ethics.
Fassi et al. (Mon,) studied this question.