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FORUM DE L’ETUDIANT, DE LA FORMATION ET DE L’EMPLOI - OUJDA 2026
City
Oujda (Morocco)
Country
Morocco
Start Date
23 Apr 2026
End Date
02 Apr 2026
Visitor Type
Trade & General Public
Duration
once a year
Year
2026
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Event Description
FORUM DE L’ETUDIANT, DE LA FORMATION ET DE L’EMPLOI - OUJDA 2026: Shaping Futures in Morocco's Northeast
Scheduled for April 23-24, 2026, in the vibrant city of Oujda, Morocco, the Forum de l’Étudiant, de la Formation et de l’Emploi (FEFE 2026) stands as a pivotal platform at the intersection of education, skills development, and career advancement. Positioned strategically in the eastern region bordering Algeria, this biennial event (building on previous editions) aims to be a dynamic catalyst for young Moroccans navigating the crucial transition from academic life to professional success.
Core Focus and Target Audience:
FEFE 2026 is meticulously designed to serve multiple key stakeholders:
1. Students (Lycéens & Universitaires): High school students exploring higher education pathways and university students seeking internships, graduate programs, and entry-level positions.
2. Graduates & Young Professionals: Individuals actively looking for employment opportunities, seeking career advice, or aiming to upskill/reskill.
3. Educational Institutions: Universities, grandes écoles, vocational training centers (public and private), and international programs showcasing their offerings.
4. Employers & Training Providers: Companies across diverse sectors (tech, industry, services, agriculture, tourism), governmental agencies, NGOs, and professional training organizations seeking talent and showcasing opportunities.
5. Government & Regional Actors: Representatives from the Ministry of National Education, Vocational Training, Higher Education, and Scientific Research, alongside regional development agencies promoting local employment initiatives.
Expected Content and Activities:
The forum will encompass a rich tapestry of activities designed to inform, connect, and empower:
Exhibitions: The heart of the event, featuring booths from universities offering detailed program insights, vocational schools demonstrating practical skills, and employers presenting job vacancies, internship programs, and company culture. This is a prime opportunity for direct interaction and networking.
Conferences & Panel Discussions: Thematic sessions will address critical topics such as:
Emerging job markets and in-demand skills (digital, green economy, industry 4.0).
Entrepreneurship support and startup ecosystems for youth.
The future of higher education and vocational training alignment.
Navigating the job market: CV writing, interview techniques, soft skills.
Regional economic development and its impact on local employment.
Workshops & Training Sessions: Practical, hands-on workshops focusing on resume building, LinkedIn optimization, coding basics, financial literacy, specific industry software, or entrepreneurial mindset development.
Career Counseling & Guidance: One-on-one or small group sessions with career advisors to help individuals assess their skills, define career goals, and explore suitable paths.
Recruitment Area: Dedicated zones where companies can conduct preliminary interviews or collect applications, streamlining the hiring process for both candidates and employers.
Significance for Oujda and the Region:
Hosting FEFE in Oujda is a strategic choice. It brings national and international opportunities directly to the youth of the Oriental region, addressing local employment challenges and reducing the brain drain towards major urban centers like Casablanca or Rabat. It reinforces Oujda's role as an educational and economic hub in the northeast, fostering stronger links between academia and industry within the region and across Morocco. The 2026 edition promises to be a forward-looking event, aligning with Morocco's broader strategies for economic diversification, youth empowerment, and sustainable development, providing tangible pathways for the next generation of Moroccan talent.