Congratulations on the Final Results of the “ProtoMarket 2” National Challenge

On the occasion of the announcement of the final results of the second edition of the “ProtoMarket 2” National Challenge, Prof. Yahia Djaafri , Rector of the University of Continuing Education (UFC) Didouche Mourad, extends his warmest congratulations to the five selected project teams in recognition of their outstanding efforts, innovative spirit, and the diversity of ideas reflected in their projects. These projects focus on developing innovative solutions that address the needs of various sectors, thereby reinforcing the central role of universities in national development. These results also confirm the positive impact of the transformation that the University of Continuing Education has undergone over the past three years. While only one project was selected last year, five projects have qualified this year. This is an encouraging achievement with considerable potential for further growth, particularly given that more than 30 projects participated in the challenge. The five selected projects are: 1. Doctor Web – Hanane Boukhatem, El Tarf Center: a project in the field of e-health. 2. Smart Irrigation System – Mohamed Azzaz and Ali Azzaz, El Bayadh Center: a project in agricultural technologies and precision agriculture. 3. MINI COMP – Fatiha Ben Ghaleb and Selsabil Ben Sebaa, Setif Center: a project in e-learning and educational technology. 4. Brintiel-Pulse T1 – Mohamed Ibrahim Belhasmia Ghanem, Mostaganem Center: a project in agricultural technologies and precision agriculture powered by artificial intelligence. 5. AKTERA – Mohamed Baraka, Algiers Center: a project in digital marketing services. On this occasion, the University Rector commends the efforts of the University’s administrative and academic staff, particularly the Business Incubator, the Entrepreneurship Development Centers, and all institutional support structures, as well as the professors, training experts, and everyone involved in supervising and supporting the participants. He also extends his appreciation to all students who participated from the University’s various centers across the country, praising the initiative and creativity that characterized their contributions. This achievement underscores the University of Continuing Education’s commitment to fostering a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship and supporting promising ideas as they are transformed into viable projects and further developed in service of the national economy. Congratulations to the selected teams! Our appreciation goes to all participants, with our best wishes for continued success in their academic, innovative, and entrepreneurial journeys.