Event : 24 November 2024
Partners : UIT- Association of Elected Officials in France
On November 24, 2024, the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences at Ibn Tofail University hosted the “Governance and Smart Development” conference, a significant event that brought together experts, policymakers, and academics to explore the role of smart intelligence in modern governance. A distinguished delegation from the Association of Elected Officials in France participated, adding an international perspective to the discussions.
The conference highlighted the intersection of governance and smart intelligence, emphasizing how digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and data-driven policies can enhance decision-making, transparency, and efficiency in public administration. Experts delved into the potential of smart technologies to optimize urban planning, streamline public services, and foster sustainable development.
Key moments of the event included insightful panel discussions on e-governance, smart cities, and the ethical implications of AI in policymaking. Participants also explored case studies showcasing successful implementations of smart intelligence in governance, drawing lessons from both Morocco and France.
The presence of the French delegation facilitated a rich exchange of ideas, reinforcing the importance of international collaboration in addressing governance challenges. The discussions underscored the necessity of investing in digital literacy and robust technological infrastructure to ensure that smart development benefits all sectors of society.
By fostering dialogue between academics, policymakers, and international experts, the “Governance and Smart Development” conference at Ibn Tofail University marked a crucial step toward integrating smart intelligence into governance frameworks, paving the way for more efficient and sustainable public administration.