The 25th edition of the Forum Mines Rabat Entreprises, an event marking a quarter of a century of excellence, will take place on April 16 and 17, 2025 at the École Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Rabat (Ex-ENIM), under the theme: “Morocco – Gulf Countries: a far-sighted royal strategy advocating an unprecedented alliance.” “The presence of Mr. Ryad Mezzour, Minister of Industry and Commerce, at the second edition of Experts Insights will constitute a highlight of this event. His intervention will shed strategic light on the opportunities and challenges of Morocco-Gulf countries cooperation, highlighting the industrial and commercial synergies that shape this visionary alliance,” underlines the press release from the École Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Rabat. This 25th edition will bring together key players from the economic, industrial and political world, including the Minister of Industry and Commerce; that of Economic Inclusion, Employment and Skills, Younes Sekkouri, as well as renowned speakers such as Ali Zerouali, Executive Vice-President Middle East-Africa at HIF Global, and Nisrine Louzzi, Director responsible for supervising the construction of the Dakhla Atlantique port, who will share their expertise and their vision of new dynamics of cooperation. Opportunities for businesses This special edition, celebrating a quarter of a century of commitment and excellence, reaffirms the role of the Forum as a bridge between the academic and industrial world. “It constitutes a unique opportunity for companies to identify exceptional profiles and for engineering students to access internship and job interviews,” the press release continues. Beyond recruitment, the event is distinguished by conferences and round tables led by renowned experts, nourishing reflection and stimulating innovation.
However, it should be noted that over the years, the Forum has established itself as a key player in the construction of promising careers, by connecting emerging talents to large companies and institutions. Its commitment to anticipating market developments and meeting the expectations of professionals makes it an essential meeting place to shape the engineering of tomorrow.
