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University of Carthage Established in 1988, the University of Carthage is a Tunisian public institution dedicated to education and research. Operating under the supervision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, UCAR is committed to fostering academic excellence and innovation. As a multidisciplinary university, UCAR spans a wide range of fields and offers 289 degrees across various levels of education, including: Preparatory cycles for engineering.
As part of its commitment to excellence, the University of Carthage has obtained the ISO 9001:2015 certification, demonstrating its dedication to maintaining high-quality standards in all its processes, both academic and administrative.
CIEC – at a glance (http://ciec.iae.ac.cn/)
The International Center for Chemical Fertilizers (CIEC) is the oldest scientific organization solemnly dedicated to all issues of fertilizers and fertilization. CIEC was founded in 1932/1933 at the first International Scientific Conferences for Fertilizers in Rome and Amsterdam. CIEC is a non-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) and organized as a task force with membership on invitation only. CIEC was merged with CIEC-ASIA (founded in 2016) in 2019. CIEC provides annual events to present and discuss scientific issues of fertilizer research and encourage international networking between stakeholders in science, industry, and politics. Until today CIEC conducted 18 World Fertilizer Congresses (in a 6-year rotation) in: Liniy, Beijing, Bucharest, Budapest, Chiang Mai, Ghent, Heidelberg, Lisbon, Moscow, Nicosia, Opatija, Rio de Janeiro, Rome (3), Shenyang, Vienna, Zurich (1932-2025: in total est. 12.300 participants) and 31 Fertilizer Symposia (held annually) in Athens, Bari, Benghazi, Berlin, Brauschweig (3), Balatonfured, Cairo (2), Christchurch, Coimbra, Debrecen, Ghent, Goslar, Groningen, Guilin, Helsinki, Kusadasi, Nicosia, Pretoria, Pulawy, Rome (2), Salamanca, Santa Clara, Son, Suceava, Tokat, Vienna (2) (1932- 2023): in total est. 13.000 participants). Together these are 50 events making the event in Tunis, Tunisia in 2023 the 51st and the second one carrying the new branding “CIEC International Fertilizer Conference”. Tunis – Venue of the 51st CIEC International Fertilizer Conference Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, is a city known for its blend of rich history and modern development. Situated along the Mediterranean coast, it is the political, cultural, and economic heart of the country. The city is home to historical landmarks, bustling markets, and a vibrant contemporary atmosphere. Carthage, an ancient city that is part of modern-day Tunis, holds immense historical significance. Located just to the northeast of the capital, Carthage was once the center of the Phoenician empire and a major player in the ancient Mediterranean trade. Today, it is an important archaeological site, featuring impressive ruins such as the Antonine Baths, the Punic harbor, and other remnants of its ancient glory. The 51st CIEC International Fertilizer Conference will take place at the National Agronomic Institute of Tunisia (INAT), Tunis, Tunisia. 51st CIFC The National Agronomic Institute of Tunisia (INAT) is the oldest agricultural engineering school in Africa, founded in 1898. Located in El Mahrajène, Tunis, just 3 km from the city center and 4 km from Tunis-Carthage Airport, INAT operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Fisheries and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. Affiliated with the University of Carthage, it offers high-level training and research in agronomy, environmental management, and agricultural engineering. INAT is also ISO 21001:2018 certified, ensuring excellence in education and training for future agricultural leaders. http://www.inat.tn/fr/linstitut-0
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