Compass Point: What Is The African Model for Net Zero by 2050? By Hicham El Habti #FII7

The president of the University Mohamed VI Polytechnique emphasized the need for resilience and sustainability in the face of global challenges, particularly in food and energy production. The university's unconventional education style focuses on learning by doing, with a strong emphasis on research and innovation. The institution is actively involved in developing green hydrogen and ammonia payloads, as well as promoting precision agriculture through the use of big data and artificial intelligence. The president highlighted Africa's potential in sustainable development and the continent's role in the global shift towards a renewable energy mix. Morocco, in particular, has been at the forefront of these efforts, with a strong commitment to a green economy and renewable energy.