The role of women in science and innovation is increasingly recognized as a critical driver for Morocco’s future. In a recent interview with Nawal Chraibi, the General Director of MAScIR, she shared valuable insights into how women’s participation in science and technology is shaping Morocco’s technological landscape. Chraibi, a leader in the scientific field, strongly believes that empowering women in science is a lever for Morocco’s sustainable development.
Chraibi, who transitioned from finance and management to the scientific world, emphasized the importance of breaking barriers for young girls, encouraging them to explore scientific careers. She also discussed how initiatives like those at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) are providing a platform for innovation and technology, not only for women but for all students who will contribute to Morocco’s future.
At UM6P, the focus on research, innovation, and the development of sustainable technologies provides students with the tools they need to succeed in a rapidly evolving world. The university’s commitment to advancing education in science and technology is helping to shape Morocco into a hub for innovation, where young minds, regardless of gender, can thrive and contribute to national progress.
In the interview, Chraibi also emphasized the importance of fostering technological sovereignty through the active participation of women in scientific research. She mentioned that institutions like UM6P are creating an environment where women can become leaders in scientific fields, paving the way for further breakthroughs in Morocco.
Read the full interview here.
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