<p>On the 26<sup>th</sup> of December, ACT School hosted its annual cultural event <i>Lyoom Nkoon</i> at University Mohammed VI Polytechnic’s campus in Benguerir.</p>
<p>Participants from Youssoufia, Khouribga, and El Jadida presented projects from the program’s first three months, including choral performances, slam poetry, self-portrait films, artistic exhibitions, and interactive readings. The event was marked by the presence of President Hicham El Habti and over 250 guests, including students, staff, and families.</p>
<p>ACT School offers a 10-month program for Moroccan youth aged 18 to 30, focusing on critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration to promote development through culture and alternative education.</p>