The Euromed University of Fez (UEMF) has just published a first batch of scientific books and journals with the prestigious Parisian publishing house L’Harmattan.
About a hundred authors contributed to these works, including academics, ministers, high-ranking officials, experts, academics from the UEMF and the Alliance of Civilisations Chair, as well as researchers from national universities, the UEMF indicates in a press release.
Among these publications, we find "l’Année Stratégique du Maroc" (The Strategic Year of Morocco), the journal "Médiations Méditerranéennes", the journal "Alternatives Africaines", and the "International Journal of European, Mediterranean and African Studies", under the direction of Professor Mostapha Bousmina, President of the Euromed University of Fez, and Abdelhak Azzouzi, President of the Alliance of Civilisations Chair, reports MAP.
"This is an important event in the life of the Euromed University of Fez, illustrating the efforts its teams are making to promote the image of Moroccan, African, and Mediterranean university research throughout the world," the statement notes.
"In addition to its scientific production, which is increasingly growing in indexed reference journals, this editorial production surely contributes to giving better visibility to the paradigmatic axes and themes that constitute both the identity of the UEMF in the field of research and its ambition to be in phase with the changes of our time," it is highlighted, adding that this helps create a bank of scientific and university resources that is all the more useful for Morocco and its African and Mediterranean neighbours, as it contributes to the development of the entire region through the knowledge economy.
For example, the Strategic Year of Morocco (ASM) is a huge reference work in French and English (1,450 pages for both versions), which aims to fulfil a mission of reflection and animation of strategic debate.
It is a research and work tool for all those interested in diplomacy, the theoretical, descriptive, and practical aspects of political science, international relations, the hazards of governance, the economy, and the major strategic issues of the hour in Morocco and elsewhere.
One finds numerous reflections on Morocco's reputation in the world, Morocco's Atlantic anchoring, Moroccan soft power, Moroccans of the world, the contribution of religious values to the development and influence of Morocco, the protection of Human Rights, and the dialogue of civilisations. This work includes scholarly and academic analyses on the issue of the Moroccan Sahara, the registration of refugees and the atypical situation of the Tindouf camps, Human Rights and democracy, the principle of subsidiarity between administrative decentralisation and the autonomy status of the Sahara region, the regional development model of the Southern provinces, the imperative of eradicating the scourge of child soldiers, etc.
The work also includes studies on youth, the development of preschool education, solidarity, social inclusion and support for families, agriculture, transatlantic opening and energy transition, Islamic finance, Moroccan banks, Morocco's achievements in industry, the new financing model for the Moroccan economy, port infrastructure, and maritime governance. The ASM has dedicated an entire section to institutions, governance, the political system, and development in Morocco as subjects that should be among the major priorities in Morocco.
These are all current topics and questions around which the Euromed University of Fez, its Think Tank, the REIMAS, and the Alliance of Civilisations Chair have invited public decision-makers, renowned academics, field actors, and the most qualified experts. The related work alerts on a comparative basis, reassures, and proposes measures with such realism and objectivity, the same source continues.
About a hundred authors contributed to these works, including academics, ministers, high-ranking officials, experts, academics from the UEMF and the Alliance of Civilisations Chair, as well as researchers from national universities, the UEMF indicates in a press release.
Among these publications, we find "l’Année Stratégique du Maroc" (The Strategic Year of Morocco), the journal "Médiations Méditerranéennes", the journal "Alternatives Africaines", and the "International Journal of European, Mediterranean and African Studies", under the direction of Professor Mostapha Bousmina, President of the Euromed University of Fez, and Abdelhak Azzouzi, President of the Alliance of Civilisations Chair, reports MAP.
"This is an important event in the life of the Euromed University of Fez, illustrating the efforts its teams are making to promote the image of Moroccan, African, and Mediterranean university research throughout the world," the statement notes.
"In addition to its scientific production, which is increasingly growing in indexed reference journals, this editorial production surely contributes to giving better visibility to the paradigmatic axes and themes that constitute both the identity of the UEMF in the field of research and its ambition to be in phase with the changes of our time," it is highlighted, adding that this helps create a bank of scientific and university resources that is all the more useful for Morocco and its African and Mediterranean neighbours, as it contributes to the development of the entire region through the knowledge economy.
For example, the Strategic Year of Morocco (ASM) is a huge reference work in French and English (1,450 pages for both versions), which aims to fulfil a mission of reflection and animation of strategic debate.
It is a research and work tool for all those interested in diplomacy, the theoretical, descriptive, and practical aspects of political science, international relations, the hazards of governance, the economy, and the major strategic issues of the hour in Morocco and elsewhere.
One finds numerous reflections on Morocco's reputation in the world, Morocco's Atlantic anchoring, Moroccan soft power, Moroccans of the world, the contribution of religious values to the development and influence of Morocco, the protection of Human Rights, and the dialogue of civilisations. This work includes scholarly and academic analyses on the issue of the Moroccan Sahara, the registration of refugees and the atypical situation of the Tindouf camps, Human Rights and democracy, the principle of subsidiarity between administrative decentralisation and the autonomy status of the Sahara region, the regional development model of the Southern provinces, the imperative of eradicating the scourge of child soldiers, etc.
The work also includes studies on youth, the development of preschool education, solidarity, social inclusion and support for families, agriculture, transatlantic opening and energy transition, Islamic finance, Moroccan banks, Morocco's achievements in industry, the new financing model for the Moroccan economy, port infrastructure, and maritime governance. The ASM has dedicated an entire section to institutions, governance, the political system, and development in Morocco as subjects that should be among the major priorities in Morocco.
These are all current topics and questions around which the Euromed University of Fez, its Think Tank, the REIMAS, and the Alliance of Civilisations Chair have invited public decision-makers, renowned academics, field actors, and the most qualified experts. The related work alerts on a comparative basis, reassures, and proposes measures with such realism and objectivity, the same source continues.
