HIBAPRESS – Ahmed Al-Musaed
The headquarters of the Presidency of Mohammed I University in Oujda hosted a press conference today, Wednesday, May 6th, to shed light on the details of the fourth edition of "Artificial Intelligence Week," which is organized under the high patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory, during the period from May 12th to 16th.
This event, which is organized by the university in cooperation with the "House of Artificial Intelligence" and strategic partners such as "CDG Capital" and "Afriq'AI", comes this year under an ambitious slogan: "Thinking about Artificial Intelligence from Africa: Ethics, Power, and the Common Future." During the conference, the organizers confirmed that this edition aims to make the Oriental region a reference pole for artificial intelligence, not only at the national level but also at the continental level. The week aims to promote dialogue between scientific research and economic sectors, and to encourage responsible technological choices that serve humanity and ensure digital sovereignty. The program extends over five days, during which the university spaces (especially the Knowledge Space and the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy) witness intense scientific activity: Tuesday, May 12th (Science and Ethics): The week begins with the doctoral day "SIRAI'26", dedicated to academic excellence and sound scientific research. Wednesday, May 13th (Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Humanity): Focus will be on practical applications in vital sectors such as education, health, sports, and culture, with specialized training workshops in Earth observation by satellites. Thursday, May 14th (Sovereignty and Cooperation): It witnesses the official opening and the signing of major strategic agreements, including the launch of "New Houses of Artificial Intelligence in Africa" and the launch of "Idarnet Hackathon" in cooperation with (Enabel). Friday, May 15th (Artificial Intelligence and the Environment): A day dedicated to sustainable innovation and economical and protected technical solutions for the environment. Saturday, May 16th (Prospective Innovation): The week concludes with competitions for the "Mipathon" race, the distribution of prizes, and the reading of the Oujda Charter for comprehensive and rational technological choices. At the end of the conference, Mohammed I University extended an open invitation to various actors from public institutions, researchers, students, and startups, in addition to the media, to engage in this exceptional event that seeks to develop tangible and responsible solutions for a prosperous digital future.
