Niamey, July 27, 2026 – The government aims to make the upcoming science college in Niamey a leading institution for training elite scientists in Niger. Minister of Education, Dr Elisabeth Shérif, visited the construction site on Monday to assess progress and ensure that deadlines are met.
As part of this effort, the minister met with engineers, technicians, and contractors working on the project. She stressed the importance of maintaining a high level of quality in the work and respecting contractual commitments to avoid any delays in completing the facility.
The Future of Science Education in Niger
According to authorities, the new science college will contribute to strengthening national capacities in scientific disciplines and technologies. The goal is to create a modern learning environment that will support the education of a new generation of students pursuing excellence in STEM fields.
Moreover, the construction of this college is part of Niger’s broader policy to enhance educational offerings, driven by top government officials. This project aims to provide Niger with an institution capable of supporting the emergence of scientific skills needed for the country’s economic, technological, and industrial development over the coming years.