he project entitled “Solid Exchange” is designed to be one of the economic drivers of solidarity-based economy and as an economic leverage for the creation of richness and development of human capital. This project comes as part of  the international vision through which the United Nations declared that 2012 is the international year for cooperatives, recognizing the important role of cooperative as a model of economic and social development.

he implementation of the new reform of the university, to which all Moroccan universities have adhered, gives the universities autonomy in their pedagogic, administrative, and financial management. At the pedagogical level and through this reform, the university is granted the right of proposal which allows it to establish new disciplines perfectly suited to the skills needed and generated by development projects in local, regional, national, and international levels. In addition, this new system offers the possibility of abandoning disciplines which no longer meet the needs expressed by the job market, thereby permanently adjust the training needs to priority skills required by the imperatives of development, says Professor Abdelaziz Chafik, Dean of the Multidisciplinary Faculty of Chouaib Doukkali University El Jadida.

The model of cooperatives is as old as humanity. Nowadays, with the need of development of a social economy, it becomes the center of attention.

 

s part of the international program « Solid exchange », the Multidisciplinary faculty of Chouaib Doukkali University, ElJadida, holds on January 26 a meeting with Moroccan cooperatives selected to embody the diversity and the richness of Moroccan products emanating from an economy of solidarity. The international year of cooperatives serves as a background to this event, which will be held with the support of Samir Addahre, the Moroccan ambassador to Belgium, the participation of the ministry of economy and ODECO (Board of cooperative development), Chouaib Doukkali University, Francisco Ferrer High School (Brussels, Belgium), and the international academic solid exchange body GIE, prominent partners for such a great event.

ocational training adapts to the new socio-economic changes taking place in El Jadida. This new training comes to reinforce the strategic sector of tourism in the region of Doukkala with a Master degree entitled “Tourism and Hotel Management” in a double degree with Francisco Ferrer High School of Brussels University. The initiative is taken by the Multidisciplinary Faculty, a subsidiary establishment of Chouaib Doukkali University. This specialized Master, which has been launched for the first group, will be supervised jointly by national and international academicians from both institutions, said Professor Abdelaziz Chafik, the dean of the Multidisciplinary faculty.