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On Tuesday in Rabat, Minister Leila Benali chaired the board meeting of the National School of Mines to assess the institution’s performance and financial health for the academic year 2024-2025. This gathering not only focused on reviewing past activities but also laid groundwork for future initiatives, particularly in sustainable energy education.
Strengthening Sustainable Education
During the meeting, board members examined the institution’s annual report and approved the financial results for 2025, along with the budget proposal for 2026. This review is crucial as it allows the school to align its programs with the evolving demands of the energy sector.
Innovating for the Future
A significant point of discussion was the proposed Master’s program in “Green Hydrogen, Sustainable Energy, and Decarbonization.” This initiative aims to address the rapid transformations within the energy sector and ensures that graduates are equipped with the necessary skills for a specialized job market. It reflects a broader commitment to integrating education with industry needs.
Commitment to Excellence
Minister Benali underscored the vital role of the National School of Mines in developing qualified professionals capable of navigating economic and energy transitions. She praised the institution for its ongoing efforts to foster a culture of excellence and innovation, highlighting its contributions to sustainable development.
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