Université Senghor
Senghor University is an international organization, a direct operator of La Francophonie, founded in 1989. Its mission is to train, in French, creative executives capable of meeting the challenges of sustainable development in Africa.
With the ambition of becoming a major player in the training and capacity-building of executives in and for Africa, Senghor University offers, in Alexandria and on its 16 other campuses in Africa and Europe, specialized masters and short courses that meet the need to strengthen the skills of executives for the development of Africa. Backed by a network of more than 350 professors and experts from all over the French-speaking world, as well as collaborations with major international institutions and organizations, the school delivers training of excellence, adapted to the African context.
The master’s degree specialties offered by Senghor University are mainly project management courses in 4 main fields of action that structure the University into as many Departments: Culture, Environment, Management and Health. In all, more than 40 Master’s courses (1 or 2) are offered across the African continent.
Bibliotheca Alexandrina
The Bibliotheca Alexandrina (New Library of Alexandria) aims to revive the spirit of its ancestor. More than just a library, it includes a Main Library, 6 specialized libraries, a mirror site of the Internet Archive and 4 museums.
It features VISTA (Virtual Immersion for Science and Technology Applications), one of the most practical visualization tools available, enabling researchers to experience simulated natural or artificial phenomena in 3D, giving them new perspectives and a better understanding of the subject of their research. Thanks to this avant-garde system, which has eliminated the need for physical models, the research process becomes safer, shorter and less costly.
In addition, it houses 17 permanent exhibitions, 12 academic research centers and more than 8 institutions, including the Academia Bibliotheca Alexandrinae (ABA) and the Secretariat of the Arab National Commissions for UNESCO.
The number of institutions hosted by the BA is growing steadily. As a result, the BA has become the hub of many regional and international networks.
Today, this vast complex is a reality, welcoming over 1.5 million visitors a year.
The Bibliotheca Alexandrina (New Library of Alexandria) aims to revive the spirit of its ancestor. More than just a library, it includes a Main Library, 6 specialized libraries, a mirror site of the Internet Archive and 4 museums.
It features VISTA (Virtual Immersion for Science and Technology Applications), one of the most practical visualization tools available, enabling researchers to experience simulated natural or artificial phenomena in 3D, giving them new perspectives and a better understanding of the subject of their research. Thanks to this avant-garde system, which has eliminated the need for physical models, the research process becomes safer, shorter and less costly.
In addition, it houses 17 permanent exhibitions, 12 academic research centers and more than 8 institutions, including the Academia Bibliotheca Alexandrinae (ABA) and the Secretariat of the Arab National Commissions for UNESCO.
The number of institutions hosted by the BA is growing steadily. As a result, the BA has become the hub of many regional and international networks.
Today, this vast complex is a reality, welcoming over 1.5 million visitors a year.
French Association for the Prevention of Natural and Technological Disasters (AFPCNT)
The French Association for the Prevention of Natural and Technological Disasters (AFPCNT) was established in late 2000 to continue the work of the French Committee for the International Decade for Natural Disaster Prevention (DIPCN). It serves as a national center for cross-cutting, multirisk collective reflection on natural disaster risk issues and is a recognized player in international cooperation in this field.
Supported by the French Ministry of Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion (MTECT), AFPCNT brings together scientists, experts, academics, national and local elected officials, regional authorities, associations, businesses, and representatives of the State.
To this end, AFPCNT organizes meetings and discussions at the national, European, and international levels between public authorities and various civil society stakeholders. Its objective is to carry out its activities in a balanced way across four main missions outlined in its overall presentation.
Resallience
Officially launched in 2019, Resallience is an integrated design and engineering firm specializing in climate change adaptation. Resallience is developing its strategy around positive social and environmental impact.
Its approach is to be a high-impact utility company in the face of climate risks. With the help of its international, multidisciplinary and dynamic team, Resallience is a proactive player that accelerates the integration of resilience issues.
Resallience’s main objective is to support its customers in climate adaptation and resilience. Its aim is to turn the constraints of climate change around and transform risk into added value.
Fees for subsequent registrations
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