Autor/Autorin: Krit Salahddine
Dr. Salah-ddine Krit Associate Professor at Ibn Zohr University, Agadir, Morocco Senior Member of IEEE.He is currently Associate Professor at the Polydisciplinary Faculty of Ouarzazate, Ibn Zohr University Agadir Morocco.
The development of the Moroccan university occupies a priority place in national policy to play its role as a place of knowledge and culture, and to meet the needs of the economic and industrial market as a source of skills, elite and citizen of tomorrow. The major challenges that Moroccan universities must meet consist of providing the different socio-economic sectors of the country with the skills necessary for the implementation of the "major projects policy" initiated by the State, materialized by plans, programs, projects and sectoral development strategies: National Pact for the industrial emergence and new global professions of Morocco (Offshoring, automobile, aeronautics and space, electronics, textiles and leather, agri-food); AZUR Plan, Green Morocco Plan ... These skills needs require the orientation of a greater number of students towards scientific, technical and professional branches. In line with such a proactive policy, Moroccan universities must integrate into the socio-economic development process.