Moroccan Inventor Fouad Faqiri Wins Gold Medal at Seoul International Invention Fair

Seoul, South Korea - Moroccan inventor Fouad Faqiri has been awarded the gold medal at the Seoul International Invention Fair (SSIF), held from November 27 to 30 in the South Korean capital. Faqiri's innovative device, which generates clean electrical energy, was recognized as a groundbreaking invention that offers a higher yield than traditional solar and wind power technologies.

A Unique African Representative

Faqiri's project was the only African representative at the SSIF, which brought together over 400 inventors from Korea, China, and other East Asian countries, as well as delegations from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. The Moroccan inventor's device, which can be modulated to different sizes, converts gravitational and magnetic energy into mechanical energy, which is then transformed into green and sustainable electrical energy.

Awards and Recognition

In addition to the gold medal, Faqiri received an honorary prize from the Singaporean alliance "Citizen Innovation" and the title of "Innovation Icon" from the Malaysian Ministry of Defense. This is not the first time Faqiri's invention has been recognized internationally. He has previously won awards at the International Invention Exhibition in Kuwait, the Geneva International Invention Fair, and the Tokyo International Invention Fair, where he won the gold medal and grand prize.

Environmental Impact

Faqiri's invention has the potential to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 60% to 70% over the next 20 years, making it a game-changer in the field of renewable energy. The Moroccan inventor hopes that his device will contribute to Morocco's efforts in sustainable energy production and is open to collaborations that can help exploit the advanced technologies proposed by his invention.

Table: Fouad Faqiri's Awards and Recognition

List: Features of Fouad Faqiri's Invention

• Generates clean electrical energy
• Higher yield than traditional solar and wind power technologies
• Modulable to different sizes
• Converts gravitational and magnetic energy into mechanical energy
• Transforms mechanical energy into green and sustainable electrical energy
• Potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 60% to 70% over the next 20 years

By winning the gold medal at the SSIF, Fouad Faqiri has once again demonstrated Morocco's commitment to innovation and sustainable energy production. His invention has the potential to make a significant impact on the environment and contribute to a more sustainable future.