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• Morocco Emerges as Top Destination for African Medical Students
  1 June 2021, by Sylvanus

  TV5 covers the topic in a report broadcast on the Journal de l’Afrique. The journalist meets Souley Yaouba, a 23-year-old Cameroonian student in his fourth year of medicine. The young man arrived in Morocco at the age of 19. His ambition is to become a physiotherapist for high-level athletes. He settled in Casablanca where he is pursuing his medical studies. Studying in Morocco and becoming doctors is the most widely shared ambition among the Yaoubas. Souley’s brothers are also in the (…)

• Royal Navy Sailors Missing After Training Exercise Off Moroccan Coast
  23 January 2021, by Jérôme

  During an exercise at sea on January 20, trainee commando sailors of the Royal Navy were swept away by strong sea currents. The incident took place off Ksar Sghir, said a military source on Friday.
  Several sailors were swept away by the strong sea currents during a training exercise at sea, says a military source, specifying that some of them were able to reach the Moroccan coast with the help of the coast guard and the Royal Navy zodiacs. Two others reached the Spanish coast by swimming, (…)

• Moroccan Universities Lead in CWUR Rankings for Africa and Arab World
  3 May 2021, by Jérôme

  Morocco is among the countries with the best African and Arab universities. This emerges from the ranking of CWUR "Center for World University Rankings (CWUR)", a private organization in the United Arab Emirates specializing in the evaluation of training and research systems.
  According to this ranking, 4 universities are the pride of the kingdom, namely: Mohammed V University, Mohammed Premier University, Cadi Ayyad University and Hassan II University, explains Cwur, specifying that in (…)

• OFPPT Trains Over 350,000 in Morocco, Expands Vocational Programs to African Countries
  8 November 2019, by Ginette

  The Office of Vocational Training and Employment Promotion (OFPPT) trained 353,581 trainees, including 22,600 enrolled in qualifying training, for the 2018-2019 season, according to data announced at the Board of Directors meeting of this institution, held last Monday in Rabat.
  "The assessment of OFPPT’s activity for the 2018-2019 fiscal year recorded several changes due to the reforms undertaken by the Office’s management, following the royal guidelines," said the Director General, (…)

• Morocco Launches Youth Training Program to Combat Online Extremism
  17 July 2021, by Armel

  The Rabita Mohammadia des Oulémas (RMO) launched on Thursday in Rabat a training workshop as part of the project to "fight against online radicalization of young people in Morocco" in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Embassy of Japan in Morocco.
  Fully financed by Japan, these trainings aim to deepen knowledge on the risks related to online radicalization content, strengthen their skills and identify hate speech and promote alternative discourses, (…)

• Casablanca Hosts Inaugural ’Smart Entreprise Morocco’ Fair to Boost Entrepreneurship
  16 October 2019, by Ginette

  "Entrepreneurship in Morocco, where are we today? Opportunities and tools for success". This is the theme under which the first edition of the "Smart Entreprise Morocco" fair, entirely dedicated to entrepreneurship and business leaders, opens.
  Scheduled to be held in Casablanca on November 19 and 20, the first edition of "Smart Entreprise Morocco" organized by Harvard Consulting and the Y&R agency, aims to be a credible platform, a bridge of exchange between project leaders, (…)

• Russian Coding School Algorithmics Global Expands to Casablanca
  1 January 2021, by Jérôme

  With the new challenges accompanying the era of robotics, artificial intelligence, data and others, knowing how to code has become a crucial asset for professional success. The Russian startup, Algorithmics global, one of the schools specialized in teaching mathematics, logical thinking, creativity..., has just opened its doors in Casablanca.
  Knowing how to program today is of paramount importance for developing reflection and logical thinking. Present in 35 countries in the space of 3 (…)

• Morocco Seeks Spanish Aid to Train Health and Tourism Workers, Offers Migration Control
  3 January 2019, by Said

  Morocco has just asked Spain to help train Moroccan students and workers in the fields of health and tourism.
  The kingdom promises in return to better fight against illegal immigration from its territory, reports the newspaper El Pais, which recalls that last year 58,000 migrants arrived on the Spanish coasts, the majority of whom were Moroccan nationals.
  According to the newspaper, the Moroccan authorities want to train workers in key sectors such as tourism and health and are also (…)

• Moroccan Students Launch Nanosatellites to Study Climate Change
  21 April 2019, by Kamal

  Students from the National School of Computer Science and Systems Analysis (ENSIAS) have succeeded in developing two nanosatellites, intended for the study of the atmosphere and climate change.
  Like students from universities in India, Mexico and Great Britain, Moroccan students at ENSIAS, Mohammed V University in Rabat, and the Private University of Fez (UPF), have managed to set up two nanosatellites capable of analyzing the atmosphere and climate change, through a high-tech space (…)

• Morocco Embraces Digital Revolution in Education: AI and E-Learning Transform Classrooms
  21 April 2019, by Kamal

  E-learning is in the process of revolutionizing the traditional pedagogical model, transforming the student into the main actor and the classrooms into workshops for debates and case studies.
  In Morocco, we are witnessing the emergence of a new teaching model, where the traditional educational system is giving way to new digital standards. The dematerialization of courses and the introduction of digitalization are being installed, perhaps timidly, but progressively in both public and (…)