HIBAPRESS – Agadir
Saaid Amzazi, the Wali of the Souss-Massa region and the governor of the prefecture of Agadir Ida Outanane, presided over the graduation ceremony of the first batches of the National School of Architecture in Agadir on Tuesday, December 2nd.
Youssef Hassani, the Secretary-General of the Ministry of National Territorial Development, Urban Planning, Housing and City Policy, Karim Achengli, the President of the Souss-Massa Regional Council, and Iman Bentahila, the school's director, attended the event, in addition to a number of local and national officials, training and administrative staff, and the graduates' families. During his speech, Youssef Hassani presented a presentation about the school, pointing out that it seeks to graduate distinguished architects, scientifically and practically qualified, and capable of effectively contributing to their territorial field. He also pointed out the importance of training that is compatible with the characteristics of the southern region, including the architectural, geographical and cultural heritage, which distinguishes the school and gives it a special identity. The celebration of the graduation of the first batches of the school was a turning point, as it concluded six years of academic and field training, which enabled students to acquire high skills in various aspects of architecture and urban planning, which makes them ready to contribute to the development of the architectural scene in the Souss-Massa region.
