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From the opening ceremony, the spirit of this week was affirmed: to pay tribute to youth, a true human capital and the primary resource of Africa. In his speech, the President of UEMF, Pr. Mostapha Bousmina, emphasized the need to create an environment conducive to the flourishing of young people, encouraging them to put their talents at the service of the economic and social transformation of their countries. He also highlighted Morocco's progress in various key sectors and the Kingdom's growing position as a pan-African actor in the fields of education, innovation and strategic investments.
On behalf of the African diplomatic corps accredited to Morocco, Mr. Henri Mangaya Yange Mondova, Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of Congo, welcomed the initiative and underlined the importance of such a space for dialogue and the valorization of African potential. He recalled that, despite persistent challenges in health, poverty or infrastructure, Africa remains a resilient, dynamic continent, rich in its cultures and human resources.
Throughout this week, thematic conferences, craft fair, fashion show and musical performances highlighted diverse African cultural heritages. Organized in partnership with CESAM, Africa Week opened rich debates on the continent's major issues – renewable energies, agriculture, culture – while celebrating youth as a driver of innovation and renewal.
Through this initiative, UEMF reaffirms its commitment to support African youth in their academic, professional and civic journey, actively contributing to building a strong, united and forward-looking Africa.