Health advocacy was reinforced through Campus fitness challenge

<p>On the 24<sup data-ogsc="">th</sup>&nbsp;of May, the second edition of the Fitness Challenge was organized by the Sports Department at UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>

<p>The event brought together participants for a series of physical challenges focused on cardio endurance, strength, agility, and coordination which emphasized skill development, physical conditioning, and functional workouts.</p>

UM6P and the American Moroccan Competencies Network explored collaboration in health and international networks

<p>On the 28<sup data-ogsc="">th</sup>&nbsp;of May, University Mohammed VI Polytechnic welcomed Dr. Mohamed Boutjdir, President of the American Moroccan Competencies Network, as part of UM6P Associates Network Program, at its campus in Benguerir.</p>

Industry leaders joined Hack AI to guide student-led AI solutions

<p>From the 22<sup data-ogsc="">nd</sup>&nbsp;to the 25<sup data-ogsc="">th</sup>&nbsp;of May, the 1337-AI Student Club, in collaboration with Student Organizations, Leadership &amp; Engagement, 1337 Coding School, the College of Computing, Norma, SIANA, and Ach-Gal, organized Hack AI at University Mohammed VI Polytechnic at its Campus in Benguerir.</p>

UM6P athletes trained for the inter-university championship in Morocco

<p>From the 23<sup data-ogsc="">rd</sup>&nbsp;to the 25<sup data-ogsc="">th</sup>&nbsp;of May, the Sports Department organized a Ping Pong training camp for twenty students at UM6P Campus in Benguerir.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The program included both theoretical sessions on ping pong game strategy and mental preparation, along with practical training, comprehensive skill development opportunities. The participants were prepared for the upcoming competitions, including the Moroccan University Championship.</p>

Interdisciplinary workshop explored genomic tools for sustainable agriculture

<p>On the 29<sup data-ogsc="">th</sup>&nbsp;of May, the African Genome Center, Agrobiosciences, and the African Sustainable Agriculture Research Institute organised a joint interdisciplinary workshop on plant-microbe interactions, genomics, and advanced breeding for climate-resilient agriculture at UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>

Student-led culinary event connected agriculture and nutrition

<p>On the 26<sup data-ogsc="">th</sup>&nbsp;of May, the Flavoria Student Club, in collaboration with the school of Agriculture, Student Organizations, Leadership and Engagement, and the School of Hospitality Business and Management organized "Farm to Table," a culinary event held at UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>