Science Week 2025 – UM6P Benguerir Campus
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University organized the 5th edition of Science Week from February 17 to 23, 2025, in Benguerir. This week of sharing and exchange brought together scientists, experts, and students around topics of the future such as artificial intelligence, agroecology, green hydrogen, and the medicine of the future. Between conferences, workshops, and innovation competitions, the event highlighted creativity and interdisciplinarity in the service of scientific and societal progress.
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GTI and ReBuild Discussed Environmental Sustainability in the Ourika Valley
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<p>On the 4<sup>th</sup> of February, GTI hosted a delegation from ReBuild to explore sustainable solutions for waste management and water conservation in the Ourika Valley.</p>
Sustainable Development Ambassadors Program’s 5th edition engaged students in sustainability education
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<p>As part of this fifth edition, SDAP ambassadors conducted interactive sessions introducing the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to their peers.</p>
ABS explored digital transformation in the Master in Business Analytics for Transformation program
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<p>On the 5<sup>th</sup> of February, as part of the Master in Business Analytics for Transformation (MBAT) program, Africa Business School hosted a talk titled “Digital: From Efficiency to Excellence.”</p>
A delegation of ambassadors from various countries explored research initiatives at UM6P Laayoune
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<p>On the 5<sup>th</sup> of February, the African Sustainable Agriculture Research Institute (ASARI) welcomed a delegation of ambassadors at University Mohammed VI Polytechnic’s campus in Laayoune.</p>
The future of space technology in focus at AMESC 2025
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<p>On the 5<sup>th</sup> of February, the Africa-Middle East Space Conference (AMESC 2025) kicked off at University Mohammed VI Polytechnic Campus in Rabat, bringing together regional and international space leaders.</p>
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Gene Editing for Growth: How CRISPR Could Redefine Africa’s Agricultureral Landscape
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