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The three-day gathering included a series of roundtables, workshops, and panels focused on investments and funding, education, and infrastructure
Google, Women in Tech, CESE (Conseil Economique Social et Environnemental), Morocco’s Ministry of Soldiery, FRDISI (Fondation de Recherche de Développement et d’innovation en Sciences et Ingénierie), UM6P (Mohammed VI Polytechnic University), OMPIC, the Gulf-Israel Women’s Forum, and Leaders on Purpose were partners in the event aimed at empowering women in Africa.
The three-day gathering included a series of roundtables, workshops, and panels focused on investments and funding, education, and infrastructure. The event culminated in the unveiling of a graffiti wall in Marrakech, jointly created by three artists from Israel, Morocco, and Senegal. The Middle East and Africa regions are growing at a rapid pace and innovation is a key component to drive that growth, participants felt that the Forum.
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By bringing together prominent women in business, innovation, and technology from the region, the event helped create a cohort of women who would help propel the region’s growth.
