IDRC and the Canadian Embassy explored joint initiatives with UM6P during a visit to Rabat Campus
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<p>On the 9<sup>th</sup> of May, University Mohammed VI Polytechnic at its Campus in Rabat hosted a delegation from the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), joined by representatives from the Canadian Embassy.</p>
UM6P runners joined the Rabat International Marathon
<p>On the 27<sup>th</sup> of April, a group of runners from University Mohammed VI Polytechnic took part in the 8th edition of the Rabat International Marathon, organized by the Royal Moroccan Athletics Federation.</p>
AI development in emerging economies discussed during Global Empowerment Meeting 2025
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<p>UM6P participated in the Global Empowerment Meeting (GEM25) event held at Boston, where speakers from the Global South shared perspectives on how AI can support locally relevant progress.</p>
Academic engagement strengthened through outreach mission in Rwanda
<p> The Outreach and Admissions team visited the Republic of Rwanda to connect with academic institutions and prospective students.</p>
<p>The mission included meetings with staff and students from various high schools and universities, focusing on post-baccalaureate and graduate programs, the academic environment, and scholarship options. The visit provided an opportunity to share information and align with regional educational interests.</p>
Author’s Masterclasses session focused on memory and historical narrative
<p>As part of the ‘Author’s Masterclasses series, Mr. Aomar Boum, anthropologist and author of <i>The Last Rekkas</i>, joined a session at UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>
Narrative strategy and leadership skills highlighted in CIC student club workshop
<p>On the 3<sup>rd</sup> and 4<sup>th</sup> of May, a two-day Public Narrative Workshop was held at the UM6P campus at Rabat, the workshop was initiated by the Collective Intelligence Consortium Student Club in collaboration with SOLE and the School of Collective Intelligence.</p>
UM6P runners competed at Amizmiz Trail after qualifying in Marrakech
<p>On the 27<sup>th</sup> of April, twelve runners from UM6P took part in the Amizmiz Trail, having earned qualification through their results at the International Marrakech Half Marathon on January 26<sup>th</sup>.</p>
<p>The team recorded consistent outcomes, with Othman Mataiche (CSAES) finishing 2nd in the 21 km men’s race and Wiam Abdellaoui (Cleverlytics) placing 3rd in the 10 km women’s race. The event reflected continued engagement in endurance sports and performance-focused initiatives.</p>
Outreach activity conducted with high schools in Tangier
<p>The Outreach and Admissions team engaged with several high schools in Tangier as part of efforts to connect with prospective students in northern Morocco.</p>
<p>The sessions focused on presenting academic programs, admissions procedures, and available scholarship options. Through these interactions, students received guidance on potential academic pathways and gained practical information about the University’s experience.</p>
Oukaïmeden hike offered students a scenic day of physical activity
<p>On the 27<sup>th</sup> of April, the Sports Department, in collaboration with the Atlas Marrakech Ski and Mountain Sports Association, coordinated a hiking trip in the Oukaïmeden region, specifically in the village of Douar Sidi Ali Oufares.</p>
<p>The initiative brought together students for a day of outdoor exploration in the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains. The hike provided an opportunity to engage in physical activity, experience natural landscapes, and take part in a shared group experience in a calm and scenic setting.</p>
iCoRA’s “Research You Can Use” event explored links between research, policy, and innovation
<p>On the 2<sup>nd</sup> of May, “Research You Can Use”, an event led by the iCoRA Student Club (Interdisciplinary Community of Research Assistants), in collaboration with SOLE (Student Organizations, Leadership & Engagement) was held at UM6P Campus in Bengeurir.</p>