The university has outlined a rich program, both centrally and across its 54 local centers. This program will continue until the end of the first week of November, in line with the directives of the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Professor Kamel Baddari, which emphasize raising awareness about the importance of startups and self-employment. This initiative is part of spreading the culture of entrepreneurship in accordance with Ministerial Decision 1275.

The university administration calls upon all university stakeholders to ensure the success of this initiative and to mobilize efforts to support student entrepreneurs in advancing their projects. The goal is to achieve prominent ranks for our university within this reform effort, where our students should excel in all aspects of leadership and innovation. The university aspires to reach 200 startup projects for the 2024|2025 academic year, contributing to the broader societal security goals, which are expressed in the triad of food security, health security, and energy security.

Notably, last academic year, the university set a pioneering example by achieving 54 startup projects, marking a first in its history.