This initiative, conducted in partnership with the Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation, reached more than 3,000 students from several higher education institutions across Morocco, according to a statement from Huawei Morocco.
The roadshow stopped at major universities and higher education institutions in the country, including Hassan II University in Casablanca and Mohammedia, Hassan I University in Settat and Berrechid, the International University of Rabat, Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah University in Fez, Moulay Ismail University in Meknes, Abdelmalek Essaadi University in Tetouan and Tangier, Sultan Moulay Slimane University in Beni Mellal and Khouribga, Cadi Ayyad University in Marrakech, Safi and Essaouira, as well as other renowned institutions like Youcode and Suptech Santé.
This ambitious program concluded in the city of Agadir, where Huawei Morocco met with more than 250 motivated students at Ibn Zohr University.
During this final stage, students participated in awareness and information sessions on the opportunities offered by the Huawei ICT COMPETITION, a leading international competition that will allow them to represent Morocco during the final phase in China.
The Digitech Talent team from Huawei Morocco also presented the Huawei e-Talent platform, a free online educational resource that offers courses and certifications in more than 23 technological fields, developed by Huawei experts to meet the requirements of the global ICT market.
The CODE 212 project, of which this initiative is a part, aims to accelerate the digital transformation of Moroccan higher education.
Supported by the Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation, it is based on strong partnerships with technology players like Huawei to prepare Moroccan talent for the challenges of tomorrow.
By providing direct access to cutting-edge learning tools and highlighting programs like Digitech Talent, Huawei Morocco is committed to training a generation of young experts capable of succeeding in a rapidly expanding ICT ecosystem.
Speaking on this, Mr. Jason Chen, Vice-President of Huawei Morocco, emphasized that "This national roadshow testifies to our unwavering commitment to Moroccan youth. By traveling across the Kingdom, we have had the opportunity to interact with thousands of young talents and raise their awareness of the countless opportunities offered by the information and communication technology sector. The Huawei ICT COMPETITION is much more than just a competition; it is a true springboard towards a future where competence and innovation are major assets."
The Huawei ICT COMPETITION, a flagship program of the Digitech Talent project, is fully in line with the strategic vision of Huawei Morocco, aiming to align the skills of young talent with the current and future needs of global technology markets.
Since its launch, this initiative has demonstrated its fundamental role in promoting digital skills and strengthening Morocco's attractiveness as a technology hub.
"Through such initiatives, Huawei Morocco reaffirms more than ever its role as a catalyst for the country's digital transformation, while opening international perspectives for Moroccan students. The digital future is being built today, and Huawei is determined to make it a reality for Moroccan youth," the statement concludes.
The roadshow stopped at major universities and higher education institutions in the country, including Hassan II University in Casablanca and Mohammedia, Hassan I University in Settat and Berrechid, the International University of Rabat, Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah University in Fez, Moulay Ismail University in Meknes, Abdelmalek Essaadi University in Tetouan and Tangier, Sultan Moulay Slimane University in Beni Mellal and Khouribga, Cadi Ayyad University in Marrakech, Safi and Essaouira, as well as other renowned institutions like Youcode and Suptech Santé.
This ambitious program concluded in the city of Agadir, where Huawei Morocco met with more than 250 motivated students at Ibn Zohr University.
During this final stage, students participated in awareness and information sessions on the opportunities offered by the Huawei ICT COMPETITION, a leading international competition that will allow them to represent Morocco during the final phase in China.
The Digitech Talent team from Huawei Morocco also presented the Huawei e-Talent platform, a free online educational resource that offers courses and certifications in more than 23 technological fields, developed by Huawei experts to meet the requirements of the global ICT market.
The CODE 212 project, of which this initiative is a part, aims to accelerate the digital transformation of Moroccan higher education.
Supported by the Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation, it is based on strong partnerships with technology players like Huawei to prepare Moroccan talent for the challenges of tomorrow.
By providing direct access to cutting-edge learning tools and highlighting programs like Digitech Talent, Huawei Morocco is committed to training a generation of young experts capable of succeeding in a rapidly expanding ICT ecosystem.
Speaking on this, Mr. Jason Chen, Vice-President of Huawei Morocco, emphasized that "This national roadshow testifies to our unwavering commitment to Moroccan youth. By traveling across the Kingdom, we have had the opportunity to interact with thousands of young talents and raise their awareness of the countless opportunities offered by the information and communication technology sector. The Huawei ICT COMPETITION is much more than just a competition; it is a true springboard towards a future where competence and innovation are major assets."
The Huawei ICT COMPETITION, a flagship program of the Digitech Talent project, is fully in line with the strategic vision of Huawei Morocco, aiming to align the skills of young talent with the current and future needs of global technology markets.
Since its launch, this initiative has demonstrated its fundamental role in promoting digital skills and strengthening Morocco's attractiveness as a technology hub.
"Through such initiatives, Huawei Morocco reaffirms more than ever its role as a catalyst for the country's digital transformation, while opening international perspectives for Moroccan students. The digital future is being built today, and Huawei is determined to make it a reality for Moroccan youth," the statement concludes.
