We continue to evolve, and we have a number of ambitious projects for the future. For example, we plan to set up language and technical travel experiences. Many young people want to learn a language or acquire a skill abroad without necessarily expatriating permanently. We want to offer them short, structured stays that will allow them to grow both professionally and academically, while also having the option to return home. We also intend to focus more on facilitating academic and professional exchanges. Therefore, we aim to strengthen our partnerships with schools, universities, and companies abroad to enable young people to access high-quality training and international internships.
In this age of digital communication technologies, the focus will mainly be on creating a digital platform to streamline the process. We want to digitalise part of our support to make it easier for candidates… The overall goal is to structure immigration as a tool for development, and not as an escape. We aim to offer solutions tailored to the needs of young people, whether they wish to leave or prefer to better train before returning to contribute to the country’s development.
What is your final motivating message to young people who might want to remain in the country, like you?Moreover, after giving up my medical studies, in 2021-2022, I decided to resume my studies at ESEA – Planification Économique et Gestion des Organisations (Economic Planning and Organisational Management). Today, Alhamdoulilah, I’m about to finish my Bachelor’s degree and continue on to an engineering diploma. This training gives me a better understanding of economic dynamics and helps me to structure my businesses for the long term. I believe that we can succeed in Africa by developing innovative and sustainable models. Rather than taking the traditional route of emigration, I chose to build something here and inspire other young people to do the same. My commitment is simple: to support those who want to leave, while developing solutions for those who want to succeed here. Immigration should be a well thought-out and strategic choice, not an escape by default. I have turned my own failures into an opportunity to help others, and today I am convinced that Africa needs young entrepreneurs and leaders to develop.