More academic programmes in nuclear science and technology must be established, and coherent strategies to curb ‘brain drain’ of African experts must be developed if the full potential of nuclear technology for development is to be maximised in Africa. These were the conclusions of 23 Vice-Chancellors of universities across 16 countries in Africa and representatives of regional and international academic bodies who met from 17 to 19 June in Marrakech, Morocco, to develop practical measures and explore potential collaboration to address regional human resource capacity gaps in this field.

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