Today’s event at Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE) Pavilion delved into the critical intersection of green innovation, practical application, and economic development in the Middle East and Africa (MEA). The journey from inventive green concepts to market-ready solutions faces challenges in resource access, funding, and supportive policies. Tailored training programs and funding mechanisms are crucial to bridge this gap and foster widespread adoption.

Key insights Shared:

Illustrating practical examples of how clean technologies address real challenges in the MENA region

Sharing the expertise and activities of capacity building in the green sector that are conducted within the represented institutions

Tackle the different challenges that occur when implementing capacity building programs in the MEA region

Establishing a stronger connection between academia and public institutions to create custom made capacity building programs specifically for green technologies.

Exploring tailored training programs and funding mechanisms for academia-driven innovators

Emphasizing effective programs, funding sources, and regulatory frameworks for successful innovation transition

 Our esteemed panel, featuring Wassima Ait Ahmed as the moderator and speakers including Nadia CHIOUKH (Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE)), Rajae CHAFIL (4C Maroc), Nasma Jrondi (#FM6E), Kholoud Kahime (CI2RC) , and Dr. Hind Salih (-ABCURR Entrepreneurial Institute معهد أبكِرْ لريادة الاعمال), brought diverse insights and expertise to the discussion.

This event is a pivotal step toward a sustainable future for the MEA region, emphasizing collaboration, accessibility, and applicability of green technologies. Thank you to our panelists and participants for contributing to this impactful dialogue!