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Fondation Sigma pour l’éducation, la culture et les sciences(Sigma Foundation for education, culture and sciences)
National Network
Morocco
Address
14, Av. Moulay Isamïl, Apt 16 ; BP : 1332 Tanger Principale Tangier MoroccoCountry
MoroccoCity
TangierStreet address 2
14, Av. Moulay Isamïl, Apt 16 ; BP : 1332 Tanger PrincipaleMobile Phone
00 212 66 30 06 51Telephone
00 212 37 67 12 37Telephone (other)
00 212 60 39 44 23E-Mail (2)
rachafi_said@yahoo.frWebsite
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2000Contact Person1
Mohammed SemlaliContact Person 2
Saïd RachafiOrganisation Type
Non-Governmental OrganizationFields of Activity
Environment/Sustainable developmentGeneral Information
1. A non-profit association . It counts on 50 members , 9 of them form the Executive committee. The Sigma foundation has several partners : the University Abdelmalek Essaadi, the University Mohammed V-Agdal, the Agency of North Development (APDN), the Academy of education and formation, the National office of Drinkable water, the delegation of the ministry of culture and several local associations. 2.100 000 Dh/year, due to the support of the APDN 3. As resources, the Foundation count especially on sponsoring. 4. Festival of sciences, seminars, conferences & caravan of sciences 5. University Abdelmalek EssaadiMission and Objectives
Promotion of the scientific culture and creation of a city of sciences in Tangier .Main Projects / Activities
First Festival of Sciences (July 22 to August 3, 2002), - Participation in the National Week of science (March 2003), - Conference: “seismic risks and the application of the RPS-2000” (July 2003), - Participation in the National Week of science (March 2004), - Caravan of sciences (March 2004), - Second Festival of Sciences (26- July 31, 2004), - Opening of the Web site: www.fondationsigma.org, - Day of study on “the City of sciences in Tangier” (December 16, 2004), - Conference on “marine Pollution” (June 4, 2005), - Celebration of 2005 as World Year of Physics - Presentation of the report of UNESCO on the City of sciences (2, , February 2006)