The President of the National Assembly of Senegal, Mr El Malick Ndiaye, visited the Musée du Futur in Dubai on the morning of Sunday 18 May, an architectural masterpiece and a true ode to innovation, which places visitors at the heart of the major transformations our world will undergo in the coming decades. During this visit, the President said he was deeply impressed by the museum’s avant-garde approach. In particular, he declared himself fascinated by the richness and diversity of the themes addressed: from space travel to life in space, passing through the issues related to climate change, ecology, health, well-being and spirituality. Mr El Malick Ndiaye welcomed this immersive showcase of possibilities, where innovation and technology are not only at the service of progress, but also of human values and collective well-being. He stressed that this museum should inspire us, as African nations, to see bigger, to think boldly about the future and to refocus on the essential: human, nature, knowledge and solidarity. It is on this condition, he said, that we can sustainably lift our countries to the summit and build a future at the height of our ambitions.
The Museum of the Future, a mirror of the possible: President El Malick Ndiaye calls on Africa to put innovation at the service of humanity
