On December 3, 2024, the Lycée Hôtelier in Toulouse (France), served as the vibrant setting for a key regional stakeholders’ event for CMQE Industrie du Futur and Mécanic Vallée. Organised by the Rector of the Toulouse Academy, Mr Mostafa Fourar, the event showcased the academy’s commitment to international collaboration, with a special focus on the LCAMP project.
This gathering was designed to spotlight the many international initiatives spearheaded by the Toulouse Academy, with LCAMP taking centre stage. Attendees included a distinguished assembly of approximately 50 participants, comprising 20 honorary consuls, members of the Rectorate, CMQs, and honorary consuls, including the Swedish Honorary Consul, Mr Pascal Gorrias.
M. Atef Zouaied, representing the international academic relations directorate, also contributed to the discussions, underscoring the global dimension of the academy’s initiatives.
The LCAMP team seized the opportunity to present the project to this influential audience, emphasizing its tangible contributions and real-world applications. By highlighting specific examples, the presentation resonated deeply with participants, offering a meaningful glimpse into the project’s potential to foster innovation and collaboration on a global scale.
In a notable conversation, Mr Pascal Gorrias and the LCAMP team discussed the upcoming LCAMP conference planned for 2025 in Sweden, exploring avenues for expanded cooperation and international engagement.
Beyond celebrating current achievements, the event served as an invitation to deepen connections. Each participant was formally invited to attend the 2025 LCAMP conference, paving the way for continued dialogue and collaboration among international stakeholders.
The discussions and connections made at the event promise to strengthen LCAMP’s reach and influence as it continues to bridge communities and catalyze innovation worldwide.
