<p>On the 25th of April, University Mohammed VI Polytechnic, represented by Mr. Khalid Baddou, participated in the U7+ Alliance Summit hosted by the University of Ottawa. The summit brought together over 50 universities committed to addressing global challenges through academic collaboration.</p>

<p>University Mohammed VI Polytechnic participated in the International Book and Publishing Fair (SIEL) 2025 in Rabat through the Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS – UM6P), marking the official debut of UM6P Press.</p>

<p>On the 19th of April in Casablanca, the UM6P Football Team won the Morocco Business Cup 2025, following the final match of the tournament.</p>

<p>The competition began on January 18 and brought together 48 Moroccan companies in a series of matches marked by strong team efforts. UM6P progressed through each stage with consistent performances, concluding the tournament with a win in the final. In addition to the team victory, UM6P received two individual recognitions: Best Goalkeeper and Best Player of the Tournament.</p>

<p>The Skills Cluster for Agile Learning in Economics and Social Sciences (SCALES), in partnership with the Italian Embassy in Morocco and Citinnov (UM6P), organized a lecture as part of the Language &amp; Culture Lecture Series at University Mohammed VI Polytechnic at its Campus in Rabat.</p>

<p>From the 21st to the 25th of April, the Sustainable Development Department, in collaboration with several campus partners, held Sustainability Week at UM6P Campus in Benguerir to mark World Mother Earth Day.</p>

<p>On the 22nd of April, the Policy Office hosted its first in-person event titled “AI in Research: Hype or Hope” At UM6P Campus in Benguerir. The full day gathering focused on the role of artificial intelligence in advancing research.</p>

<p>UM6P launched a new edition of its Green Chemistry program, welcoming a cohort of participants from across Africa.</p>

<p>The opening session included remarks delivered by Professor Youssef Habibi, Director of UM6P SUSMAT-RC, setting the tone for the sessions ahead. The first session, “Introduction to Green Chemistry,” featured a presentation by Professor John Warner, who discussed the field’s foundations and guiding principles. Professor Habibi followed with examples of how these principles are applied to address current challenges.</p>

<p>On the 19th of April, the Student Affairs Department, in partnership with OTED, the Province of Rhamna, the National School of Architecture in Tetouan, the Provincial Directorate of Rhamna, Benguerir Youth Center, and OFPPT, organized the second edition of the Collaborative Workshop on Public Spaces at UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>

<p>On the 23rd of April, the final round of ReBuild Challenge 2 was held at the International Agricultural Fair in Meknès (SIAM). The event was organized by the Social Experience Program, in collaboration with the ReBuild Initiative, StartGate, the OCP Foundation, and the National Agency for Water and Forests (ANEF).</p>

<p>The challenge brought together multidisciplinary student teams who proposed solutions after field visits to the national parks of Ifrane and Toubkal. The three awarded teams were T-Fish, Eco Connect, and Isolux.</p>

<p>On the 20th of April, Nkoon Cultur.Ed centers in Youssoufia, Khouribga, and El Jadida held events to share participants’ work and promote cultural expression.</p>

<p>In El Jadida, the program included performances, readings, and exhibitions and also at&nbsp; Youssoufia featured audio fictions, a comic book reading, and live music. Khouribga hosted a photography-focused talk with Khalil Nemmaoui. These events are part of Nkoon’s ongoing efforts to support youth development through cultural engagement and creative learning.</p>