UM6P unveiled the Forge, a new entrepreneurial program to shape the future of Moroccan startups

<p>On the 18th of December, during a press conference in Casablanca, The Forge was officially launched—a new program designed to support founders with resources, mentorship, and networks to create impactful ventures and drive the emergence of Morocco’s next generation of startups.</p>

N2 Conference addressed the noosphere and challenges for the Global South

<p>From the 16<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;to the 18<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;of December, 2024, the University Mohammed VI Polytechnic (UM6P), through its Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS) and in partnership with Human Energy, held the second edition of the N2 Conference at the Benguerir campus, focusing on the theme “The Noosphere and the Global South.”</p>

MAScIR awarded for its contribution to diagnostics for Africa's Health Needs

<p>MAScIR foundation was awerded by the Senegalese president Mr. Bassirou Diomaye faye for its work in the field of diagnostics adapted to Africa's health needs, at the 7th edition of the Galien Africa Forum, held from october 22 to 25 under the theme "Health and community action in the face of climate and environmental crises in Africa"</p>

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PhD student Younness Zaarour won the IEEE award for innovative research

<p>Under the supervision or Dr. Hafid Griguer from DICE and Dr. Abdessamad Faik from LIMSET, Younnes Zaarour, a PhD student at UM6P, won the best IEEE young professional award at the IEEE IMAS 2024 conference in Marrakech.</p>

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<p>This event, is a central forum for experts in microwave sensing and material science, showcased Youness's research on precise temperature detection in phosphate materials using advanced microwave sensors.</p>

Live demo and insights into Next.js shared at 1337 Elite session

<p>On the 7<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;of December, the 1337 Elite’s Web Mobile Dev student club hosted a talk on the Next.js framework, facilitated by Ismail Ghallou, at UM6P Benguerir campus. The event was organized in collaboration with 1337 Coding School and Student Organizations, Leadership &amp; Engagement (SOLE).</p>

Sports and cultural exchange celebrated at Olympics Ndamba 2024

<p>From the 6<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;to the 8<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;of December, the Sports Department brought the 16th edition of Olympics Ndamba to UM6P campus in Benguerir, in collaboration with the Cameroonian Students Association in Morocco (CASAM).</p>

<p>The event brought together 138 Cameroonian students from across Morocco to compete in various sports including football, basketball, volleyball, handball, swimming, tennis, chess, sprint races, and the traditional Cameroonian game NDOCHI Babouches.</p>

Career Center connected students with McKinsey & Company

<p>On the 12<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;of December, the Career Center organized a Meet &amp; Greet with McKinsey &amp; Company within UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>

<p>The session introduced students to McKinsey &amp; Company’s Business Analyst Program, offering insights into career opportunities and enabling direct interaction with the firm’s experts. Students engaged by asking questions, reflecting their interest in exploring professional opportunities with global leaders.</p>