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Guinean Kabinet Oularé elected president of a quality assurance network

By , based on Mosaiqueguinee

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Professor Kabinet Oularé, executive secretary of ANAQ-Guinée, was elected unanimously to the presidency of the African Francophone Network of National Quality Assurance Agencies at the general assembly held on Friday 13 November 2026 at the headquarters of ANAQ-Guinée. For a two-year term, renewable once, he pledges to continue the reforms under way, notably benchmarking and support for countries that have yet to assess their doctoral schools, according to Mosaïque Guinée.

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