Moroni Terminal, in partnership with the Agl group, has inaugurated a computer lab at Fundi Said Mnemoi primary school in Moroni, Comoros. The initiative is part of Agl's pan-African "École Prospère by Agl" program, which aims to improve learning conditions in schools. The lab was opened on September 24, in the presence of education ministry representatives, administrative authorities, school officials, students, and Moroni Terminal employees.
The "École Prospère by Agl" program seeks to contribute to sustainable improvement in learning conditions by addressing schools' priority needs. The program focuses on enhancing educational infrastructure, providing access to educational and digital equipment, and creating an environment conducive to student success. Moroni Terminal's initiative is part of its commitment to education and human capital development in Comoros.
The new computer lab provides students and teachers at Fundi Said Mnemoi primary school with a dedicated space for digital tools and educational resources. Moroni Terminal's realization is seen as a concrete contribution to improving learning conditions and providing young generations with digital access. The company's actions are aligned with its solidarity efforts in Comoros, prioritizing education and human capital development.
Anoufidine Said, inspector at the Moroni Center for Pedagogical Inspection and Research, expressed gratitude to Moroni Terminal for the initiative. He emphasized that the computer equipment is an investment in students' learning and future, given the growing importance of digital technology in education. Said also called on the school administration to ensure proper use and maintenance of the equipment.
Abou Cheikh, CEO of Moroni Terminal, highlighted the significance of knowledge and education in today's world. He encouraged students to make the most of the new equipment, emphasizing that education is essential for personal and global development. Cheikh also urged students to take responsibility for their own education, saying, "We have opened a door, but it's up to you to enter."
Mariama Mze Ali Mzitrani, director of Fundi Said Mnemoi primary school, praised Moroni Terminal's initiative and stressed the importance of preserving the equipment. She thanked Moroni Terminal for its continued support, noting that the school must ensure the equipment is well-maintained. The inauguration ceremony included a ribbon-cutting ceremony, unveiling of the "École Prospère by Agl" plaque, and a tour of the new computer lab.
The computer lab inauguration is part of Moroni Terminal's Solidarity Day 2026 celebrations. The company's actions demonstrate its commitment to contributing to Comoros' development, particularly in education. The initiative is expected to have a positive impact on students' learning experiences and digital skills, ultimately supporting the country's human capital development.
Key points
- Moroni Terminal and Agl group launch "École Prospère by Agl" program to improve learning conditions in Comoros.
- The computer lab inauguration is part of Moroni Terminal's commitment to education and human capital development in Comoros.
- The initiative aims to provide students with digital access and educational resources, enhancing their learning experiences.
