<p>From the 6^th&nbsp;to the 8^th&nbsp;of December, the Sports Department brought the 16th edition of Olympics Ndamba to UM6P campus in Benguerir, in collaboration with the Cameroonian Students Association in Morocco (CASAM).</p>

<p>The event brought together 138 Cameroonian students from across Morocco to compete in various sports including football, basketball, volleyball, handball, swimming, tennis, chess, sprint races, and the traditional Cameroonian game NDOCHI Babouches.</p>

<p>On the 10^th&nbsp;of December, UM6P welcomed the Board members of Rwanda Fertilizer Company (RFC), a joint venture between OCP Africa and the Rwandan government, to its Campus in Benguerir as part of their board meeting held on-site.</p>

<p>On the 12^th&nbsp;of December, the Career Center organized a Meet &amp; Greet with McKinsey &amp; Company within UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>

<p>The session introduced students to McKinsey &amp; Company’s Business Analyst Program, offering insights into career opportunities and enabling direct interaction with the firm’s experts. Students engaged by asking questions, reflecting their interest in exploring professional opportunities with global leaders.</p>

<p>On the 3^rd&nbsp;of December, OMAC held the second session of its weekly sculpture and painting workshops, organized every Tuesday at the University’s Campus in Benguerir.</p>

<p>These sessions focus on teaching artistic techniques, fostering creativity, and promoting well-being. In addition to providing a space for learning, the workshops strengthen community connections and support the university’s efforts toward cultural and social enrichment.</p>

<p>On the 11^th&nbsp;of December, SUS-Hydra, a winning team from the first edition of the ReBuild Challenge, participated in the Water Future Forum in Rabat, supported by the ReBuild Initiative.</p>

<p>On the 9^th&nbsp;and 10^th&nbsp;of December, the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Lab organized a training session at UM6P’s campus in Benguerir for cooperatives in the Aromatic and Medicinal Plants value chain, as part of the TAGDEV 2.0 project in collaboration with 12 African universities.</p>

<p>On the 7^th&nbsp;of December, UM6P Student Affairs, in partnership with OTED (Territorial Empowerment and Development), Rehamna Province, ENAM (Ecole Nationale d'Architecture Marrakech), ENA (Ecole Nationale d'Architecture de Rabat), and OFPPT, organized a workshop at the university’s campus in Benguerir to contribute to the development of an Architectural Charter.</p>

<p>This week, the Executive Education facilitated a certificate awarding ceremony at UM6P campus in Bneguerir, marking the conclusion of the 3rd edition of the Desalination Technology program, developed by the International Water Research Institute (IWRI) in collaboration with the Executive Education S&amp;T.</p>

<p>Driven to solve hard problems, Associate Professor Zachary Hartwig is advancing a new approach to commercial fusion energy.</p>

<p>If you're looking for hard problems, building a nuclear fusion power plant is a pretty good place to start. Fusion — the process that powers the sun — has proven to be a difficult thing to recreate here on Earth despite decades of research.</p>

<p>On the 30^th&nbsp;of November, Vision 2030 volunteer facilitators from ABS and SCI, in collaboration with the International Student Office, held a workshop to enhance the integration of international students at UM6P.</p>

<p>The session focused on findings from a recent community-wide survey addressing language barriers and integration challenges. Participants worked together to propose practical solutions for improving language training and fostering a more inclusive environment for international students.</p>