Elias Zerhouni's High Council Expands Its Network of Algerian Researchers in France
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Elias Zerhouni's High Council, headquartered in Algiers, plans to deploy its network of experts in France by 2027. This initiative aims to bring together researchers of Algerian origin working in French universities and research centres. The goal is to strengthen ties between the Algerian scientific community and France.
The network concerns specialists from various fields who currently work in the country. According to available information, the objective is to create a space for cooperation between these experts and Algerian institutions. Details on the exact composition of the network have not yet been fully disclosed.
Elias Zerhouni, former director of the National Institutes of Health in the United States, is a well-known figure in the international scientific world. His High Council is part of an effort to make the most of the skills of the Algerian diaspora. For researchers based in France, this approach may open up new opportunities for collaboration.
The timeline set through 2027 therefore leaves time to structure the project. The next steps will concern the establishment of various relays in France and the definition of partnerships with the institutions concerned. Observers will follow the development of this initiative in the months ahead.
Sources: Afrik
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