A groundbreaking educational institution aimed at transforming public policy across Africa has opened its doors in Kigali, Rwanda. The African School of Governance (ASG) has begun recruiting students for its inaugural 2025-2026 academic year, marking a significant step forward in developing the continent's......
Despite investing nearly 3 billion Moroccan dirhams (MAD) in literacy programs, Morocco continues to face significant challenges in reducing illiteracy rates, with 27.9% of the population over 15 still unable to read or write, according to recent government findings. During a parliamentary session on......
Spanish higher education institutions have experienced a notable influx of Moroccan students, with current enrollment reaching 11,244 students, according to recent statistics from the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities. This figure comprises 7,263 students admitted through standard processes......
Morocco has emerged as a trailblazer in global education reform, according to the "Pioneer Schools" impact index. Minister of National Education, Preschool and Sports, Mohamed Saad Berrada, announced on Monday that this innovative project has significantly enhanced the quality of education......
A groundbreaking approach to mathematics education has earned Moroccan teacher Messaoud Ariba international acclaim at the 2024 Global Teacher Awards in New Delhi. Ariba, who teaches at Ibnou Aachir School in Taroudant, emerged as the sole winner from the Arab world and North Africa in this prestigious......
The Moroccan government has launched a significant initiative calling for the strategic integration of artificial intelligence in educational systems across Arab countries. During the 14th Conference of Arab Ministers of Education in Doha, Morocco presented a compelling vision for enhancing educational......
Syria's interim government has halted planned modifications to the national school curriculum following significant public criticism over proposed changes to religious content and historical references. The education ministry announced Wednesday it would pause its intended amendments, which had......
The Moroccan government has taken significant steps to address student accommodation needs through a series of strategic partnerships with private investors. Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation Minister Azzedine El Midaoui announced on Tuesday at the House of Counselors that 18 partnership......
On Thursday, January 2, 2025, the first day of Rajab in the Islamic year 1446 will begin. According to an official statement, the crescent moon marking the start of Rajab was not observed on the evening of Tuesday, December 31, 2024. The Ministry of Religious Affairs confirmed that it had contacted......
The Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) has unveiled "Le Marché des Capitaux pour Tous," a dedicated online platform aimed at enhancing financial literacy across Morocco. This initiative underscores AMMC's commitment to educating the public about capital markets and fostering......
Morocco has embarked on an ambitious educational transformation through its new "DigiSchool" initiative, partnering with Huawei Maroc to enhance digital access across the nation's school system. The program, aligned with Morocco's 2022-2026 digital transformation roadmap, aims to democratize......
In a significant move towards educational transformation, LafargeHolcim Morocco and Tibu Africa have unveiled a groundbreaking sports education program for primary school students in Oujda. The initiative, launched on December 24, 2024, combines sports, technology, and personal development to create......
Morocco's higher education landscape is experiencing significant progress as scholarship acceptance rates reach 93% in 2024, according to Minister of Higher Education Azzedine El Midaoui. The announcement, made during an address to the House of Representatives, highlights the ministry's ongoing......
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