Algiers – Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Kamel Bedari, presided over a ceremony this Sunday morning to honor Mokhtar Bouazza, the creator of the ‘Gardens of Babylon’ project. Bouazza was recently awarded the prestigious prize for the best youth initiative in Mediterranean entrepreneurship at a competition held in Palermo, Italy.
The event, held at the Ministry headquarters, was attended by the official in charge of managing the affairs of the University of Mascara, as well as the director of the business incubator at the same university. Minister Bedari commended Bouazza’s innovative approach and dedication to fostering sustainable development within the Mediterranean region.
The ‘Gardens of Babylon’ project focuses on [**Insert brief, generic description of the project – e.g., ‘developing innovative agricultural techniques for arid climates’ or ‘promoting cultural exchange through sustainable tourism’**]. This initiative has garnered significant recognition for its potential to contribute to economic growth and social progress in the Mediterranean area.
During the ceremony, Minister Bedari emphasized the importance of supporting young entrepreneurs and fostering a culture of innovation within Algerian universities. He highlighted the Ministry’s commitment to providing resources and opportunities for students and graduates to develop their ideas and launch successful businesses. The Minister stated that Bouazza’s achievement serves as an inspiration for other young Algerians to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams and contribute to the country’s economic development.
The award underscores the growing recognition of Algerian talent on the international stage and highlights the potential of young entrepreneurs to drive positive change within the Mediterranean region. The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research continues to prioritize initiatives that empower young people and promote innovation across various sectors.
