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Rabat – In an effort to combat the mounting challenges of water resource management, experts gathered at the Water Stress Conference organized by GeoClub.
Held on May 18 at 9:00 AM in the main auditorium of the Mohammadia School of Engineers, the event provided a platform for discussing water stress and exploring cutting-edge solutions.
The conference featured a panel of distinguished speakers, including Lahcen Bahi, former professor and director of CEDOC at the Mohammadia School of Engineers; Nezha Bouchareb, former Minister of National Planning, Urban Planning, Housing, and City Policy of Morocco; Charafat Afilal, former Delegate Minister in charge of water; and economist and founder of the Learning by Doing Academy Zakaria Rouaine.
The event was structured around three in-depth panels. The first, “Hydrogeological and Hydrological Analysis: Decoding Water Scarcity,” focused on the critical analysis of water scarcity through hydrogeological and hydrological lenses, providing a scientific basis for understanding the extent of the issue.
The second panel, “Water Recycling: Utilizing Groundwater, Mines, and Dams as Renewable Resources,” examined the potential of water recycling, emphasizing the sustainable use of groundwater, mines, and dams as renewable resources.
In the final panel, “Optimization of Water Resources in Agriculture through Data Mining and Artificial Intelligence,” experts explored the intersection of agriculture and technology, showcasing how data mining and artificial intelligence can optimize water use in farming.
The conference, organized by Géoclub EMI, highlights the Mohammadia School of Engineers’ commitment to combining high-level scientific education with cultural and artistic creativity.
EMI encourages cultural events initiated by students, fostering an environment where they can express their creativity and develop skills that integrate seamlessly into the professional world.
The school hosts fifteen cultural clubs that contribute to a vibrant cultural life, underscoring the holistic development of its students.
