International results, programs and media coverage of the Moroccan Association of Mathematical Sciences.
TV reports, articles and videos about MAMS programs and student results.
At the 23rd IMSO in West Java (2–7 October 2026), Morocco’s second participation, under-13 category, 24 countries. The team came through Math Stars and finished its preparation at CRMEF Rabat.
In the online first round (20 September 2026), a Moroccan team of two students ranked 4th and was invited to the final in Kazakhstan.
Six students selected through Math Stars 2 in two age groups (KS2 and KS3): an individual silver medal, team bronze in KS2 (157 points) and two Honourable Mentions.
On 16 May 2026 at the Laâyoune skills centre, with 24 middle schools from Laâyoune, Tarfaya, Boujdour and Smara: the Mathematics & Logic Games competition and the STEM projects competition, followed by the awards.
A camp for the students who qualified through online sessions since January 2026, to build the core of the national IMSO and IMC teams.
The 13 March 2026 round took place in several centres in Morocco, including Lycée 16 Novembre in Targuist.
On 20–21 December 2025 in Rabat, with ENS Rabat and CRMEF Rabat.
The Moroccan team took part in IMSO for the first time, in Alor Setar, sponsored by the Global Talent Fund (GTF).
On 24 May 2025 in Laâyoune, at provincial level: the Mathematics & Logic Games competition and the STEM projects competition, after the teams took part in Náboj, the international team mathematics competition.
MAMS and Fondation Phosboucraa run a partnership for middle-school students built on three main competitions:
Náboj in Laâyoune was covered by 2M and Laâyoune regional TV (watch the reports).
Teachers are appointed from each provincial directorate.
MAMS runs a training course for the teachers on every stage of the program.
Each teacher selects a team of 5 students, coaches them and prepares them for Náboj, the international team mathematics competition.
Teams compete in Náboj, the international team mathematics competition, in March.
Students are coached to build their STEM projects and to prepare for the Mathematics & Logic Games competition.
The Mathematics & Logic Games competition (a 90-minute test) and the STEM projects competition, an exhibition where each team pitches its project to a jury in 3 to 5 minutes.
Winning teams are awarded in all three competitions: Náboj, Mathematics & Logic Games, and STEM projects.
