Launch of Training Workshops on the Erasmus+ 2025 Program in Collaboration with the European Union at M’sila University

The Rector of M’sila University, Professor Ammar BOUDELLA, alongside the Head of the Erasmus+ Algeria National Office, Professor Mohamed BOUDARAR, and the Director of the Higher School of Teachers in Bou Saada, Professor OUALI Dehimi, presided over the launch of the training workshops on the Erasmus+ 2025 program in the framework of collaboration with the European Union.

The workshops are being held at the Ibn Al-Haytham Lecture Hall on the university campus and will run on December 15-16. These sessions are led by the Director of the Erasmus+ Algeria National Office, along with a distinguished group of experts and researchers. The events witnessed the presence of:

Vice Rectors of the University
Deans of faculties and directors of institutes
Directors of research laboratories and researchers
University faculty and administrative staff
The morning session was opened by the Rector, Professor Ammar BOUDELA, who emphasized the importance of the university’s involvement in this program, given M’sila University’s robust research capabilities and scientific potential. He highlighted the program’s significance in fostering scientific collaboration and appreciated these workshops, which aim to explain the procedures for cooperation and student mobility to benefit from the program. He pointed out its effectiveness in reducing the financial and logistical burdens of long-term internships for researchers and students and stressed the necessity of organizing additional training workshops to broaden students’ perspectives on these projects and motivate them to take advantage of such opportunities.

For his part, the Head of the Erasmus+ Algeria National Office, Professor Mohamed BOUDARAR, presented the new research areas introduced by the program, which aim to strengthen scientific cooperation and exchange expertise between Algerian researchers and their counterparts in European universities. He highlighted the program’s role in developing the research capacities of students and researchers and discussed the requirements and procedures to benefit from the program, ensuring the submission of high-impact projects.

The training workshops will continue with presentations by skilled researchers specializing in the registration of Erasmus+ Algeria 2025 research projects.