Rachid Yazami Morocco urges his investment in New Battery Technology

Rachid Yazami famous engineers have a unique technology that can give Morocco a major role in battery technology, but time is running out.

Morocco - famous engineer and inventor Moroccan Rachid Yazami has offered a unique opportunity to be the first to exploit promising new battery technology. As a participant in an October 13 webinar Moroccan vision for education, organized by the Institute CDG in Rabat, Yazami explained that the new technology triples the speed of charging for electric cars.

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Famous Moroccan engineers and scientists state in a virtual event that he has offered his latest invention to Morocco because he sees it as a key technology to create jobs. Rachid Yazami also hope to provide inspiration for the Moroccan youth to explore and innovate.

Battery technology will fill electric devices, such as electric cars, up to three times faster and is likely to get the attention of major international players such as automobile manufacturers Tesla. Yazami see such promise in the technology that he estimates could allow Morocco exceed the success of Tesla, Elon Musk's company worth $ 400 billion.

However, the offer Yazami comes with a set time limit. He urged the Moroccan authorities to invest in and implement it immediately made Moroccan powerhouse in battery technology. inventors expressed frustration with the ever-present "obstacles" in Morocco, and give officials until the end of the year to make serious progress.

Frustrated with education

If Morocco fails to take advantage of opportunities Yazami Rachid is a victim, he is afraid that the traditional technology hubs in the West, and China will be happy to invest. Yazami further urged the Moroccan government to make education more efficient and future-proof, saw little innovation in the sector since independence.

"The education system has been unable to reach Morocco major revolution," said Yazami webinar participants.

He compared education Morocco with that of Singapore, where he lives, and urged for a more flexible approach and innovative. He encouraged Morocco to compete with "the highly competitive world" that we live in and reverse the "brain drain" of young talent Morocco departed for greener pastures abroad.

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Moroccan authorities could be missing the opportunity of a lifetime if they fail to jump at this Yazami Rachid. Famous scientist is one of the key inventors of lithium battery technology. graphite anode innovation Yazami now feature in almost every cell phones and laptops worldwide. His research in the 1980s led to a technological revolution in the smaller consumer devices that have become the global norm.

For their efforts and accomplishments, he has received numerous awards. These include the Royal Medal of King Mohammed VI in 2014 and Charles Stark Draper Prize for Engineering of the same year. He received a knighthood French "Chevalier de la Legion d'honneur," France's highest order of merit, in 2016.

His co-discovery of lithium-ion batteries received the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Yazami Rachid own yet controversially omitted between honor.

With tough economic times ahead because of the economic impact of a global pandemic, Morocco finds itself with an opportunity to change the destiny. The authorities have until the end of the year to take Yazami on the offer and decided to invest in the future of young people in Morocco.