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DAIRY FARMING

Second Aviagen TMEA Francophone School Boosts

Education & Innovation in the Poultry Industry

Aviagen® TMEA hosted its annual work, and successful completion of discussions, and combined with an
Francophone School in Tunis, Tuni- the course. The team that delivered excellent, engaging atmosphere, the
sia, from November 3–7, 2025, unit- exceptional performance received training was both highly educational
ing poultry professionals from eight special recognition, including a cer- and thoroughly enjoyable,” added
countries — Tunisia, Algeria, Guin- tificate and a token of appreciation, Sana Aguir, Parent Stock Veterinari-
ea, Senegal, Madagascar, Togo, Be- highlighting their outstanding con- an at Chahia, Tunisia.
nin and Côte d’Ivoire — for a week of tributions and commitment through- Mamadou Diallo, Operational Man-
learning and collaboration. out the program. ager at Fermav, Guinea commented:
Attendees immersed themselves Nadir Zeghiche, Production Man- “The Aviagen TMEA Francophone
in advanced breeder, broiler and ager at ORAC, Algeria, reflected on School exceeded all expectations.
hatchery management practices, his experience at the Francophone With exceptional organization and
learning how to build high-impact School: “I had an incredible experi- highly skilled instructors, we quick-
strategies that elevate biological ence during the five-day program, ly acquired practical insights that
performance and cost efficiency. The gaining valuable knowledge and will empower our companies to
Francophone School also fostered enhancing my poultry farming skills solve problems and anticipate op-
strong industry connections through through both hands-on activities and portunities in the future.”
expert-led sessions on grading, information sharing. The school was “The second Francophone School
broiler management, data handling, exceptionally well-organized at ev- was a resounding success. Demand
presentation skills, egg handling ery level, and it was a privilege to for the program continues to grow,
and essential hatchery KPIs. attend alongside veterinary and and this year we were proud to wel-
At the start of the week, partici- technical colleagues from across come participants from eight coun-
pants were grouped into teams to Africa. We sincerely hope to par- tries — an increase from last year.
tackle an engaging case study, put- ticipate again in the coming years. I This school plays a vital role in the
ting their knowledge and skills into extend my heartfelt thanks to Avia- region, empowering producers with
action. Their innovative solutions gen for this outstanding opportunity support in their local language, a
were presented to a panel of Avia- — all the presentations were excel- capability we are proud to provide
gen experts, showcasing creativity, lent, and I particularly enjoyed the to our customers. We are excited to
collaboration, and industry insight. sessions on reproduction, hatchery continue this initiative and look for-
The week concluded with a cele- management, and data analysis.” ward to the next Francophone School
bratory graduation ceremony, hon- “What stood out most was the train- in 2026.” commented Moez Eleuch,
oring all attendees with certificates ers’ expertise and adaptability. They Technical Manager, MENA & SSA.
recognizing their dedication, hard encouraged questions, creating rich Circle 4 on enquiry card
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