A batch graduation for Master students at the Faculty of Applied Sciences, University of Ouargla

In the context of discussing projects related to the Entrepreneurial House, on September 30, 2020, the Master’s notes were discussed at the College of Applied Sciences, University of Ouargla, and the management of the latter was keen to take all preventive measures and health protocols to ensure the safety and optimal course of discussions.

The discussions in its content included the valuation and exploitation of palm remnants in civil engineering, such as the production of long fibers (velas) and their use in strengthening gypsum and ground networks, etc., and in a second project that dealt with the production and characterization of some MDF panels from palm remnants as mentioned above. On the one hand, the two studies focused on the exploitation of Our waste is well what mainly serves the environment. Increase sifting, that is, increase protection of the atmosphere instead of cutting and causing losses. Of course, there will be job offers, or we will reduce unemployment. We increase the national economy by deducting imports.

Moving these researches and projects to the stage of investment and industrial production is the goal pursued by the college and the university as a whole.