Supporting the internationalization of higher education and research in Algeria
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From 19 to 23 July in Oran, the IPTICAR SPARK Summer School will bring together more than 100 participants from across Algeria around five k…
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The IPTICAR SPARK Summer School will take place in Oran from 19 to 23 July, bringing together more than 100 participants from across Algeria. Over five days, p…
IPTICAR is a twinning project funded by the European Union. It supports research and innovation in Algeria and helps researchers take part in European programmes.
It was set up to modernise Algeria's national research and innovation system by sharing expertise and working more closely with European partners.
It is run with Algeria's MESRS and a European consortium: Expertise France, Fondazione PIN (Italy) and Spider (Sweden).
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SPARK Week held in Oran brought together participants from 50 Algerian higher education institutions around a shared objective: to transform the needs and opportunities of the tourism sector into structured, innovative and impactful European cooperation projects.
The University of Strasbourg hosted a delegation of nine Algerian participants for the second IPTICAR study visit to Strasbourg. The week centred on one core idea: internationalisation cannot simply be decreed, it must be steered, through a clear digital strategy, data-driven governance and a networked way of working. Via the Digital Directorate (DNUM), the delegation followed the full "from need to solution" cycle (specifications, architecture, interoperability, security, GDPR), while the International Relations Directorate (DRI) showed its practical application (managing agreements, projects and mobilities, with tools such as MoveON, ESCI and Smile+). The DPAC directorate and the Pilotage platform illustrated a genuine data culture, indicators, dashboards and decision support. Long-term sustainability rests on a network of business and digital focal points animating a multi-institution community of practice. The 8 July AI Day explored responsible uses of AI. Together, these strands feed one concrete deliverable: a specification for transferable governance tools, chief among them the IPTICAR web app, designed to be taken over by the MESRS after the project ends.
A rollout of internationalization units across the entire territory
