#SaveTheDate #UM6P is hosting this year’s Open House on February 18th at our #Benguerir campus: join our faculty, staff and students to learn more about UM6P and its programs! To register, click on the following link and fill out the form: t.co/6AJo7KRy1y t.co/IrtlRGHVsi

📢Applications are open for the Spring 2023 Cohort of the UM6P Explorer program! 📢 🔗Applications link : t.co/Bb1HVtey7b 🔗Info session registration link : t.co/RZ6c3ImHGG t.co/hpTrNsZiQ6

In this episode of #TheScientist, we introduce you to the talented researchers of #UM6P’s experimental farm. Each one, in their field, is today helping bring Africa closer to #sustainable food production. t.co/ecYO1yZmZP

On the 09th of January, the #UM6P Campus in Rabat received the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad, led by Mr. Abdellah Boussouf – The General Secretary of the CCME. More info at: t.co/j1JFpqDeXU t.co/JZ0dmYGOFw

In this episode of Voices of Change, #UM6P's Professor Mohammed BOULIF tells us more.

Today - on top of food security - #sustaining soils, resources and #agricultural ecosystems has taken center stage as a paradigm. In agricultural spheres, production and conservation are no longer at odds.

In the second half of the 20th century, #agricultural research was mostly geared toward increasing agricultural production in service of food security. The movement had a name: The Green Revolution. 👉👉 t.co/xgBu1zqQFN

In this episode of Now You Know, we open the doors to a journey across #UM6P’s at-scale agricultural research. Conceived, designed and implemented with a focus on #Africa’s development. Stay tuned!

But while it takes necessary steps to ensure agricultural sovereignty, Africa is also called on to avoid practices that, elsewhere, proved harmful for the environment. A prerequisite for sustained #food production.

Due to unforeseen developments, 2022 was an unusual year for global food security. Still heavily reliant on food imports, #Africa witnessed quite a wake-up call in this regard. 👉 t.co/nQgSCaSz71