Plato and civic ethics: lecture by Dr. Rachid Achachi

Continuing its lecture series, the University organized a session led by Prof. Rachid Achachi, devoted to the contribution of Platonic thought to the reflection on civic ethics.

Based on a rereading of Plato's writings, the talk addressed essential themes such as justice, shared responsibility and the citizen's role in shaping the polis. The analysis went beyond the historical framework of this philosophy to show its relevance in the face of contemporary social and civic challenges.

Prof. Rachid Achachi emphasized that civic ethics, far from being an imposed norm, is forged through education, intellectual questioning and active citizen involvement. This perspective opens the way to a dynamic understanding of philosophy, seen as a lever for reflection and engagement.

The session concluded with an interactive exchange with the audience, marked by a diversity of contributions and high-quality discussions, reflecting the interest of the university community in this subject.