With a special agreement signed between the Mauritanian Ministry of Vocational Education, Traditional Arts and Handicrafts and the T3 Foundation, a science center named Bilim Nouakşot will be established. This center aims to provide Mauritanian youth with innovative skills in education and technology.

The agreement was formalized by Mohamed Ould Huweiriyye, Deputy Secretary General of the Ministry, and Elvan Kuzucu Hıdır, Chairman of the Board of Directors of T3 Foundation. The project will be implemented in Nouakchott and will open a scientific door to the dreams of children and young people.

Opening the Door to Technology and Science
The signing ceremony was held as part of the Vocational Education Open Door Days at the Technical and Vocational Training School for Construction and Public Works in Nouakchott. Participating in the event, T3 Foundation officials shared information with Mauritanian students and promised support to future scientists and technology enthusiasts. The ceremony, chaired by Mauritanian Prime Minister El Moctar Ould Djay, was attended by leading figures of the Mauritanian government and state ministers, and the event attracted great interest from young people and guests.

“Our Youth Will Build the Future of Science”
Speaking at the signing ceremony of the agreement, Elvan Kuzucu Hıdır, Chairman of the Board of Directors of T3 Foundation, said:
“The Bilim Nouakşot project offers a chance of transformation for the youth of Mauritania. Technology and science is not only a profession but also a door of hope. Our young people will add value to their country and the world with the knowledge they acquire in this center. As T3 Foundation, we are proud to support this mission.”

Develop Innovative Ideas
Bilim Nouakşot will not only provide young people with an educational space, but will also be a center where innovative ideas will be developed. Emphasizing the importance that Mauritania attaches to science and technology, this project stands out as a model of international cooperation.