FEDE’s Marrakech Assembly Signals Morocco’s Ascendancy in Global Higher Education. Marrakech, Morocco — The Fédération Européenne des Écoles (FEDE) marked a pivotal moment in its history by hosting its Annual General Assembly in Marrakech from April 22-23, 2026, following a 15-year hiatus from the North African nation.
The Kenzi Rose Garden Hotel played host to over 560 institutions from 44 countries, converging to discuss the theme of ‘Transitions’and to celebrate the FEDE’s 2026 Human Rights Award. Morocco’s significant representation in the FEDE network, with nearly 10% of the institutions, underscores its strategic role as a bridge between Europe and Africa.
The assembly provided a platform for international educational institutions to exchange best practices and forge academic partnerships, further highlighting Morocco’s growing influence in higher education and vocational training.
The strategic choice of Morocco by FEDE was underpinned by the country’s strong presence in the network and its unique geopolitical position. This gathering is a testament to Morocco’s commitment to fostering international academic collaboration and its role in shaping the future of education on the African continent.
The discussions at the assembly, including the exploration of evolving pedagogical approaches and digital transformation, underscore the nation’s readiness to engage with the global community and contribute to the advancement of education worldwide.
As FEDE returns to Morocco, it not only celebrates its global reach but also acknowledges Morocco’s burgeoning role as a leader in the international educational community.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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Source: moroccoworldnews
Source: Abdessamad Dniden
