The Stevens Initiative just announced, in a statement, that Enactus Morocco is one of four new partners that will receive funding to implement virtual exchange programs that provide young people with training opportunities in global scale. The Initiative is committed to broadening the scope of virtual exchanges by investing in promising programs. This partnership is part of a strategic effort by the Stevens Initiative to encourage adoption of virtual exchanges across the Kingdom.
For example, the “Enactus Entrepreneurial Exchange” program, implemented as part of the Stevens initiative, by Enactus Morocco and Enactus USA, will engage 100 university students in a four-week online virtual course on the fundamentals of business. entrepreneurship, which will end with a project pitch competition and the award of global entrepreneurship certificates.
Using the largest experiential learning platform dedicated to entrepreneurial action, students participate in virtual exchange teams and create business projects that meet one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals United Nations. “The exchange will end with project presentations that will be evaluated by a panel of business leaders and other leaders and with the presentation of global entrepreneurship certificates,” the organizers said in a statement.
“In these times of pandemic, we have chosen to innovate even in difficult times and to harness the power of the virtual to better serve the community through entrepreneurial action. By partnering with the Stevens Initiative, we are delighted to launch the ‘Enactus Entrepreneurial Exchange’ program aimed at strengthening the mission of the two organizations to empower young people, co-design innovative solutions to meet social challenges and put them into action. relationship with international peers ”said Maha Ech-chefaa, executive director of Enactus Morocco quoted in a press release.
Note that the Stevens Initiative supports the participation of the Mohammed VI International Academy of Civil Aviation and the Higher School of Technology of Cadi Ayyad University in Essaouira in the Global Understanding Program of East Carolina University.
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