The IT caravan of the young engineers' movement made a stop last Saturday in the rural commune of Amzafroun (Ouazzane province) to strengthen the use of new technologies in the rural world.

This caravan is aimed at local associations and cooperatives, as well as women, youth, and students in the province of Ouazzane, its first stop, before travelling through the various regions of the North of the Kingdom.

The training programme, which benefited more than 100 participants, was punctuated by courses on the use of various digital and technological equipment, as well as workshops on data processing, office automation, and accounting and administrative management applications, under the supervision of engineers from the movement, affiliated with the Popular Movement Party.

According to a statement from the movement, the caravan is expected to visit 10 rural communes in 2015, as part of the engineer's contribution to the realisation of the societal development project and the promotion of the use of new technologies and information and communication systems, in order to strengthen the cognitive and professional knowledge of those interested.