UM6P and GPI participated in international fertilizer industry event in Orlando

<p>From the 8th to the 10th of April, the Global Phosphorus Institute (GPI) took part in the Fertilizer Show in Orlando, an international event bringing together key actors from the global fertilizer industry.</p>

<p>Represented by Mr. Khalid Baddou, President, Dr. Mamou Ehui, Executive Director, and Dr. Terry Roberts, Chair of GPI’s Scientific Committee, the GPI leadership team engaged with global partners to advance dialogue on sustainable phosphorus use and innovation in agriculture.</p>

Executive Education and College of Computing celebrated 30 new graduates

<p>The Executive Education team and the College of Computing celebrated the graduation of two executive master's programs: the Executive Master in Applied Data Science and Artificial Intelligence and the Executive Master in Cybersecurity Professional Program, the latter developed in partnership with EC-Council University.</p>

UM6P and University of Southern California engage in academic collaboration

<p>On the 10<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;of April, UM6P hosted Mrs. Carol Folt, President of the University of Southern California, within its Campus in Benguerir.</p>

<p>The visit marked an initial step in academic collaboration between the two institutions. As part of the program, the delegation attended the White Coat Ceremony organized by UM6P’s Faculty of Medical Sciences, during which students in medicine, pharmacy, and nursing took their oath.</p>

Times Higher Education strengthened academic collaboration with UM6P

<p>University Mohammed VI Polytechnic welcomed Phil Baty, Chief Global Affairs Officer, and Rashid Khamis, Regional Director for the MENA Region, from Times Higher Education (THE), as part of the ongoing collaboration between the two institutions. The visit was coordinated with the support of the Operations Division.</p>

Climate resilience and land use planning discussed during ACFP workshop in Zimbabwe

<p>From the 10<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;to the 11<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;of April, the Africa Carbon Flagship Programme (ACFP), led by the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences in partnership with the OCP Foundation, held a co-design workshop in Harare, Zimbabwe, in collaboration with the Marondera University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (MUAST) and local stakeholders.</p>

Model African Union returned for its 6th edition

<p>From the 4<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;to the 6<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;of April, the 6th edition of the UM6P Model African Union (UM6P MAU 2025) took place at University Mohammed VI Polytechnic at its Campus in Benguerir. The event was organized by the E-MUN student club, in collaboration with the African ID FGSES student club and Student Organizations, Leadership and Engagement (SOLE).</p>

Dairy goat and poultry project discussed with communities in Al Haouz

<p>On the 8<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;of April, the ReBuild program team, in collaboration with the Global Diversity Foundation (GDF), carried out a field assessment as part of the implementation of a dairy goat and poultry farming project in the Talat N’Yacoub commune. The initiative aims to support over 100 rural families affected by the Al Haouz earthquake.</p>

UM6P welcomed CEO of UK Export Finance for discussions on energy and sustainability

<p>On the 10<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;of April, Mr. Tim Reid, CEO of UK Export Finance (UKEF), accompanied by his Excellency Simon Martin, UK’s Ambassador to Morocco, visited University Mohammed VI Polytechnic at its Campus in Benguerir for a series of discussions centered on energy and sustainability.</p>

The General Directorate of Meteorology and UM6P formalized an agreement to advance climate and meteorology research

<p>On the 9<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;of April, an agreement was signed between the General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM) and University Mohammed VI Polytechnic at its Campus in Rabat, marking the launch of a collaboration in meteorological and climate research.</p>

<p>The agreement aims to strengthen applied research in meteorology, climate science, and related fields, while supporting national priorities in adaptation, resilience, and sustainable development.</p>