<p>On the 15^th&nbsp;of November, Al Moutmir organized a community of practice dedicated to cereals and pulses, bringing together over 100 participants, including farmers, cooperatives, experts, researchers, agronomists, input and technology providers, start-ups, and finance and insurance partners.</p>

<p>On the 11^th&nbsp;of November, UM6P welcomed a Turkish delegation from Tekfen Holding Group and SBU Rock Solutions within the University’s campus in Benguerir.</p>

<p>The delegation explored research platforms and engaged with representatives, focusing on sustainable agriculture and renewable energy. This visit underscores UM6P's role in agricultural and environmental innovation, supporting Morocco’s position in global sustainability and food security research.</p>

<p>On the 14^th&nbsp;of November, the Green Energy Park organized a side event titled "AI at the Service of Smart Grids: Driving Climate Resilience, Renewable Integration &amp; Energy Efficiency" during COP 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.</p>

<p>A leap forward in artificial intelligence control from Georgia Tech engineers could one day make robotic assistance for everyday activities as easy as putting on a pair of pants</p>

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<p>Researchers have developed a task-agnostic controller for robotic exoskeletons that’s capable of assisting users with all kinds of leg movements, including ones the AI has never seen before.</p>

<p>On the 8^th&nbsp;of November, UM6P’s Department of Entrepreneurship and Venturing hosted the final stage of the AgriYoung Innovate program at UM6P campus in Benguerir.</p>

<p>This Demo Day marked the conclusion of a journey supported by UM6P, the Agency for Agricultural Development (ADA), and the World Bank. During the Demo Day, startups pitched solutions addressing challenges in agriculture. The event ended with the recognition of three winners, whose ideas aim to contribute to the future of sustainable farming in Morocco.</p>

<p>On the 13^th&nbsp;and 14^th&nbsp;of November, as part of the due diligence process for financing the first and second phases of the Rabat campus, the World Bank visited the UM6P campus in Rabat.</p>

<p>The visit focused on engaging with representatives, representing the Sustainable Development department, the Policy Office, the General Affairs department, the Corporate Communication department, and the Health Center.</p>

<p>On the 7^th&nbsp;of November, the Learning Center hosted a masterclass with Saloua Karkri Belkeziz at UM6P campus in Benguerir as part of the Cultural Club’s activities.</p>

<p>During this event, Saloua discussed her book Le Chemin des Possibles, her journey as a writer, and her experiences in technology and digital transformation, focusing on challenges and opportunities, particularly in gender inclusion. The session included a Q&amp;A, where attendees engaged with the author and explored her ideas.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the 7^th&nbsp;of November, the ReBuild Initiative launched a wood distribution operation to heat seven schools in the Oukaimeden commune.</p>

<p>This initiative seeks to enhance the learning conditions for over 400 students facing the winter cold. The schools are located in villages including Ougnan, Ait El Kaq, Tikhfist, Agadir, Ait Amr, Gouaman, and Tagouni. The wood provided will ensure adequate heating for the entire school year’s cold season.</p>

<p>On the 9^th&nbsp;of November, Professor Aziz Ajbilou represented the Social Sciences, Economics, and Humanities Cluster of UM6P at the 2^nd&nbsp;China-Arab Forum on Global Development and Governance at Fudan University.</p>

<p>On the 15th of November, UM6P hosted a diplomatic delegation from Angola within the University’s campus in Benguerir for a focused working visit.</p>

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