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Midaoui calls on universities to support African students
Azeddine Midaoui, Morocco's Minister of Higher Education, Scientific Research, and Innovation, urged Moroccan universities to facilitate the admission of international students, especially Africans, into higher education institutions by simplifying registration procedures. The directive included eliminating the requirement for equivalency of foreign certificates and not imposing written or oral entrance exams on new students, aiming to enhance attractiveness and ease for African students wishing to study in Morocco. These measures are part of the government's efforts to develop policies for attracting international students, particularly from the African continent, and to facilitate the continuation of Moroccan students' academic pathways within the country.
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