The Research and Education Network for Senegal (snRER) is a step closer to rejoining WACREN and participating in activities in the WACREN region. Recently, WACREN CEO, Dr. Boubakar Barry, engaged in a productive meeting with Professor Ousmane Thiaré, the Director General of CINERI (Cyberinfrastructure pour l’Enseignement Supérieur, la Recherche et l’Innovation) of Senegal and a team of personnel holding the forts of the NREN. This meeting focused on the prospects, modalities and benefits of senRER’s reintegration into WACREN. With a shared vision for harnessing technology and advanced resources to empower educational and research initiatives, the meeting marked a step towards furthering collaboration and strengthening the connection between the two organisations. The prospect of snRER rejoining the WACREN community is a welcome development. When the process is completed, Senegalese researchers and educators will benefit immensely from WACREN’s activities and advanced services, boosting teaching, learning, research and innovation in the country. The meeting between Dr Barry and Professor Thiaré is a testament to the strong commitment of both organisations to contribute to the socioeconomic development of Senegal through research and education. Share thisFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmail
">News ">Newsletter May 21, 2025 WACREN to be the ‘nerve centre’ for cyber threat intelligence for R&E community Read More
">May 2025 ">Newsletter May 21, 2025 LIBSENSE Open Access Book Project sparks a new era in academic publishing in Nigeria Read More
">May 2025 ">Newsletter May 21, 2025 LIBSENSE ECRs work gets visibility in international online publication Read More
">May 2025 ">Newsletter May 21, 2025 COPPHA CoP to advance the interest of public health researchers Read More
">May 2025 ">Newsletter May 21, 2025 Second open grant call for No-Fee open access publishing in Africa Read More