Rabat – Morocco. 26.12.2008

To the WREC – World Renewable Energy Congress

Dear Prof. Ali Sayigh

Dear Prof. Donald Swift Hook

23.12.08 – Day 1:

I arrived at the ISESCO office in Rabat around 10AM. Dr. Dayer arranged a meeting with the Chairman of ISESCO and the Ministry of Education in Rabat.

The driver, arranged by ISESCO, took me to my Hotel.

24.12.08 – Day 2:

I arrived at the Ministry of Education for a two-hour meeting that went very well.  After which, I left for another school in Rabat later that same day.  The three-hour presentation greatly impressed the Headmaster and four of their teachers.  The Headmaster was very anxious to start the training program early the next morning (by 8:30AM!)

25.12.08 – Day 3:

Upon my arrival at the school early that morning, I found an audience of over one hundred students eagerly awaiting the presentation.  Even the teachers were interested in learning!  Several of the children and two of the English teachers understood the presentation that was in English.

All those present heard the details of my training activities done in other schools.

The next day was the big demonstration.  220 Volts for watching TV, listening to the radio and using a ventilator, and also some 15 – watt lights all running at the same time, all free of charge, courtesy of the Sun’s Energy!

See my training activity labelled “number 2” on my web site (Educational activity).

26.12.08 – Day 4:
When the Headmaster didn’t come to my hotel as scheduled, I ended up taking a Taxi to ISESCO, where I heard the unfortunate news from Dr. Dayer that the Headmaster had been in a car accident, which is why he didn’t make it to the hotel.  The training will be postponed until next week.

When one of the ISESCO employees took me back to my hotel, I was told many of their employees recently learned of my frequent humanitarian trips around the world to share my knowledge of Renewable Energy.

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Blessing

Mohammad Sani

Chairman of saving our planet in Denmark