<p>&nbsp;The Outreach and Admissions team of University Mohammed VI Polytechnic expanded its engagement in southern Morocco through two key initiatives held in Laâyoune.</p>

<p>The team first participated in the AREF Forum, where it engaged with students, educators, and institutional representatives to present UM6P’s post-baccalaureate programs and academic opportunities designed to support youth in the region.</p>

<p>On the 23rd of April, OMAC hosted a lunch-time master class with Leïla Slimani at University Mohammed VI Polytechnic Campus in Benguerir.</p>

<p>This Masterclass offered participants the opportunity to explore her writing journey, personal and political reflections, and her vision of literature as a space for expression and connection. The session featured a dialogue between the author and participants, encouraging conversation around the power of storytelling and its place in contemporary society.</p>

<p>On the 15th of April, the Career Center hosted a Networking Info Session at University Mohammed VI Polytechnic at its Campus in Benguerir, focused on career opportunities in the Southern Region of France.</p>

<p>On the 19th of April, the Sports Department introduced archery to the UM6P community through a discovery day held at UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>

<p>The session allowed participants to learn about the basics of archery in a structured and supportive environment. Based on the interest shown, archery is now available as part of the sports activities offered through Campus+.</p>

<p>From the 17th to 20th of April, students took part in the first edition of the Tournoi International Universitaire des Échecs, hosted by ISMAGI in Rabat. The tournament brought together university players and national-level participants from across Morocco.</p>

<p>On the 23rd of April, the Mineral Resources Advisory Committee visited UM6P’s Benguerir campus during the 31st meeting of the Arab Organization for Industrial Development, Standardization and Mining.</p>

<p>The 25-member delegation discussed sustainable mining, geological research, and opportunities for collaboration in mineral exploration and technology.</p>

<p>Executive Education STH took part in the 16th Energy Conference held at the Masen Center in NOOR Ouarzazate.</p>

<p>Organized by the Moroccan Energy Federation in partnership with Masen and IRESEN, the event gathered stakeholders to discuss ongoing challenges and perspectives related to the global energy transition. Executive Education STH’s participation reflected the role of professional training in supporting evolving needs within the energy sector and encouraging collaboration between research, innovation, and leadership.</p>

<p>The Sustainable Development Department, in collaboration with the American School of Benguerir (ASB), held the second edition of the Eco Heroes initiative through four themed sessions on sustainability.</p>

<p>The event was Led by Sustainable Development Ambassadors, the program reached 106 students from kindergarten to middle school. Each session focused on a specific theme, including the Sustainable Development Goals, climate and biodiversity, clean energy, and water conservation.</p>

<p>On the 6th of April, a team of 21 students from the UM6P Rabat campus took part in the Green Challenge obstacle race. The event focused on physical endurance, teamwork, and problem-solving.</p>

<p>UM6P participants engaged actively throughout the race. In the women’s category, two students from the team placed first and second, reflecting their preparation and steady performance during the challenge.</p>

<p>On the 21st of April, TechniX launched “Industry’elles,” a leadership development program tailored for women in OCP – SBU Manufacturing.</p>

<p>Co-developed with Blanchard, the program brings together 100 participants for a learning journey that combines in-person sessions, digital content, and group coaching. The initiative aims to support inclusive leadership and contribute to OCP’s ongoing cultural transformation.</p>