Mission accomplished for Abdellatif Miraoui in Romania. The Minister of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation has succeeded in concluding a cooperation agreement with his Romanian counterpart, Sorin Cîmpeanu. Romania has agreed to offer available places in its universities to 5,000 Moroccan students repatriated from Ukraine. The details.
On a visit to Romania to find a solution to the situation of students repatriated to Ukraine, in particular medical and pharmacy students, the Minister of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation, Abdellatif Miraoui and representatives of the various Faculties of Medicine and Pharmacy of the Kingdom, have succeeded in their mission. According to the Romanian site PSNews, Romania intends to offer places in its universities to 5,000 students of Moroccan origin who were studying in higher education establishments in Ukraine. Sorin Cîmpeanu, Romanian Minister of Education, met his Moroccan counterpart, Abdellatif Miraoui, on Thursday 14 April and signed a cooperation protocol to this effect, reports PSNews.
The objectives set by the two ministries aim to promote university cooperation, the mobility of students, teachers and researchers, to support the teaching of the language and culture of the two countries and to organize joint meetings, activities and conferences. , we specify. In addition to exploring the opportunities offered by the Erasmus+ program, the parties thus discussed the possibilities of continuing studies in Romanian universities for nearly 5,000 Moroccan students in Ukraine.
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On the sidelines of this visit, a meeting was organised, in a hybrid format, with rectors and representatives of universities which have faculties of medicine and pharmacy in their structure. These Romanian officials, who noted the large number of Moroccans studying in Romanian establishments, were favorable to welcoming Moroccans enrolled in Ukrainian universities who meet the criteria and procedures decided at the level of universities in Romania. To facilitate this process, the need for an information campaign aimed at Moroccan refugee students in Ukraine regarding the places available by year of study and by specialization, the criteria applicable to academic mobility, the procedures for submitting applications, as well as the timetable established for this process was highlighted.
According to PSNews, the Moroccan delegation also included Mohamed Tahiri, Director of Higher Education and Educational Development, Nawal Bouyahyaoui, Dean of the Faculty of Dental Medicine at Mohammed V University in Rabat and Mustapha Aboumaarouf, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and pharmacy at Hassan II University in Casablanca.
