Rabat Hosts International ELT Conference on Responsible AI Use in Education

Author: Zayneb ElasraouiPublished on: April 26, 2026Country: Morocco

Education

Rabat hosted the Annual International ELT Conference under the theme 'Human First, Technology Second: Inclusive AI English Language Teaching'. The event brought together educators and experts from Morocco and abroad to discuss the responsible integration of AI in English language teaching. Lhoussine Qasserras, chair of the conference, emphasized the importance of keeping human values at the center of technological change.

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