Prominent Moroccan scholar Lahcen Haddad has been appointed to the Advisory Council of the Harvard Business Review (HBR), a respected management magazine under Harvard Business Publishing, linked with Harvard Business School. Founded in 1922, HBR stands as a leading source of thought-provoking articles......
The Arts et Métiers Campus in Rabat has reached a significant milestone with its recent official recognition by the Moroccan government. This acknowledgment underscores the institution's growing impact on higher education in Morocco. Born from a strategic collaboration between the Moroccan......
In the midst of relentless Israeli bombardments, which have left a staggering 280 government schools and 65 UNRWA-run institutions in ruins, Morocco has taken a significant step to support education in Gaza. On Monday, in Cairo, the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Acharif Agency (BMAQ) handed over advanced cloud infrastructures......
Morocco's Comprehensive Support for Palestinians Shines Through Education, Humanitarian Aid, and Diplomacy In a time of relentless conflict in Gaza, Morocco offers a beacon of hope and resilience to Palestinian children through its new educational initiative. The Bayt Mal Al-Quds Acharif Agency......
In an unprecedented move reflecting the evolving dynamics of Chinese society, the Beijing-based Vocational University of Civil Affairs has introduced China’s first university degree program dedicated to the complex world of matrimony. This innovative four-year course, beginning in September, offers......
In a significant move to bolster the quality of education in Morocco, Minister of National Education Chakib Benmoussa recently convened a high-level meeting with key figures from the private education sector. The gathering, held at the ministry’s central office, aimed to rejuvenate the collaboration......
Professor Mama El Rhazi Recognized for Her Exceptional Contributions to Chemistry and Advocacy for Inclusivity in Africa Renowned Moroccan professor Mama El Rhazi has been named an honorary member of the United Kingdom’s Royal Society of Chemistry, a prestigious acknowledgment of her outstanding......
In a significant policy shift, the Moroccan government has decided to replace the longstanding "Million Schoolbags" program with a new initiative that provides direct financial support to families. This change, set to begin in September 2024, aims to offer more flexible assistance to families......
A significant administrative error has cost six brilliant Moroccan students the chance to compete in the prestigious 2024 International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) in England, sparking widespread outrage and highlighting global disparities in access to opportunities. Years of Preparation, A......
Hopes have been dashed for 16 Moroccan high school students who were set to represent their country at the 2024 International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) in England. Despite three years of rigorous preparation, the team is unable to attend due to visa delays, marking the first time since 1983 that Morocco......
Inmates' Educational Success Reflects Significant Progress in Prison Reform In an inspiring turn of events, 898 inmates in Morocco successfully passed the baccalaureate exams for the 2023-2024 academic year, a remarkable achievement that underscores the nation's commitment to educational reform......
Effective September 2024, Germany will increase the financial requirement for international students, including Moroccans, aiming to pursue their education in the country. The revised blocked account threshold will rise from €11,208 to €11,904 annually. Starting September 1, 2024, international......
In a notable academic achievement, 79.4% of Moroccan students passed the 2024 baccalaureate exams, with 347,861 school-based candidates succeeding across both the regular and remedial sessions. The Moroccan Ministry of National Education, Preschool, and Sports announced that this year’s results......
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