The Moroccan Engineering Sciences School has officially opened a branch in Nouakchott, Mauritania, in a ceremony attended by high-ranking officials from both nations. The school's Mauritanian director-general, Ahmed Salem Abd al-Raouf, hailed the institution as a pioneering academic hub that brings 40 years of educational expertise to Mauritania. He emphasized that this marks a significant addition to the country's higher education system, offering diverse opportunities for Mauritanian students.
Abd al-Raouf described the school as a valuable chance for students to engage in an academic program that meets the country's needs and opens up new scientific avenues. The school will offer specialized fields such as artificial intelligence, digitalization, and other cutting-edge disciplines. This development is seen as a bridge for knowledge cooperation and mutual benefit between Mauritania and Morocco, driven by scientific research.
The Mauritanian Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Yakub Ould Amin, praised the opening of the school's branch as a milestone that goes beyond routine administrative tasks. He views it as part of the "reform series" undertaken by the sector under President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani's administration. The minister highlighted the success of Mauritanian students in various international competitions, which has attracted international educational institutions to establish branches in the country.
Ould Amin commended the Moroccan Engineering Sciences School as an elite institution with a distinguished academic track record. He noted that its establishment in Nouakchott is a testament to the quality of Mauritania's educational environment. The school is expected to support digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and engineering according to international standards.
The opening of the Moroccan Engineering Sciences School in Mauritania underscores the strong historical ties and brotherhood between the two nations. The school's presence is anticipated to strengthen cooperation and reinforce the legacy of collaboration between Mauritania and Morocco. This development aligns with Mauritania's efforts to enhance its higher education sector.
The school's programs are designed to cater to the specific needs of Mauritania, providing students with skills and knowledge in high-demand areas. By offering specialized fields like artificial intelligence and digitalization, the institution aims to equip graduates with the expertise required to drive innovation and growth in the country.
The inauguration of the Moroccan Engineering Sciences School in Nouakchott marks a significant milestone in the educational cooperation between Mauritania and Morocco. The school is poised to play a vital role in shaping the future of Mauritanian students and contributing to the country's socio-economic development.
Key points
- The school offers specialized fields such as artificial intelligence and digitalization.
- The institution brings 40 years of educational expertise to Mauritania.
- The school's establishment strengthens cooperation and reinforces the legacy of collaboration between Mauritania and Morocco.
