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Train a generation capable of competing with the best
Talents who master modern science and technology, who know how to build ventures and collaborate, and who remain attached to Madagascar, its identity and its values.
Malagasy Initiative for Innovation
Madascitech is a laboratory, a space for experimentation and a community where we learn, where we research, where we build, and where ideas become concrete solutions.
Learn. Cooperate. Innovate. Build. For Madagascar.
Science and technology constitute one of the greatest levers for Madagascar's development, and we have not yet made sufficient use of it.
We have researchers, engineers, developers, entrepreneurs, students, and above all a youth hungry to succeed. It is found in Madagascar, but also throughout the world, within our diaspora.
Our role is to create the conditions for this collective intelligence to fully express itself.
Train a generation capable of competing with the best
Talents who master modern science and technology, who know how to build ventures and collaborate, and who remain attached to Madagascar, its identity and its values.
Build bridges between those who each hold part of the solution
A student learns from an engineer. A researcher collaborates with an entrepreneur. A diaspora talent passes on their expertise to a team on the ground. Collective intelligence exceeds the sum of individual efforts.
Seek answers suited to Malagasy realities
Artificial intelligence, data, energy, space, robotics, agriculture, environment: wherever science can address a challenge facing the country, there is ground for experimentation.
Move from idea to prototype, from prototype to enterprise
We do not only want to talk about technology. We want to build laboratories, technologies, enterprises — and perhaps the next African unicorns.
Giving young people the knowledge, resources and values to build for themselves. In France, in Madagascar, and wherever our talents may be.
Conversations with the people building science and technology, in Madagascar and across the diaspora.
ExploreMaking accessible what seems reserved for specialists, in language anyone can follow.
Support towards the baccalauréat, civic education, and open doors into scientific and technical tracks.
Funding studies for those who earn it. Merit is measured by effort made and obstacles cleared, not by grades alone.
Partnerships with Malagasy and foreign universities: mobility for students, teachers and research.
Hands-on sessions: artificial intelligence, data, electronics, robotics. You learn by building.
A few days to turn a real national challenge into a working prototype.
An expert supports a team over time — whether they teach in Antananarivo or work abroad. Expertise flows both ways.
From idea to prototype: method, equipment, introductions, and the means that were missing.
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The founder
He believes in talents who combine ethics, curiosity and creativity, and who put this potential to work for Madagascar, whatever their nationality.
Yesterday, it was the arms race. Today, it is the conversion race: turning information and education into development action.
Innovators from every corner of the world. No one carries this alone.
Wherever science and technology can help solve the country's challenges.
A country that does not merely consume technologies created elsewhere, but imagines, develops and exports its own solutions.
You can act for Madagascar without being Malagasy, wherever you are.
Tell us who you are, and we'll take it from there. We respond to everyone.