On the 3rd of November, the African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) hosted an event at the Amphitheatre & Convention Centre in Skhirat to celebrate its fifth anniversary and highlight five years of contributions to advancing plant nutrition research and development across Africa.
The event brought together APNI staff from across its offices in Africa, along with partners, guests, and leadership. The celebration also marked the opening of APNI’s annual retreat, serving as a space to reflect on achievements and plan future directions.
During the event, Mr. Khalid Baddou – APNI’s President, and President of UM6P, Dr. Hicham El Habti, shared their reflections on the institute’s milestones and expressed appreciation for its continued growth and partnerships.
Dr. Kaushik Majumdar, APNI Director General, emphasized in his address the institute’s mission and impact, noting that its efforts play a significant role in establishing and advancing plant nutrition science as a key driver of agricultural development across the continent.
Since its establishment in 2019, APNI has built a record in research and development, capacity building, and collaboration guided by its headquarters at UM6P Campus in Benguerir. The institute continues to promote plant nutrition science as a key lever for sustainable agricultural development on the continent.