The University Mohammed VI Polytechnic (UM6P) in Morocco has filed 91 patents in the last eight years, demonstrating a growing focus on research and development within the nation’s mining sector. This surge in patents stems from efforts to extract more value from Morocco’s phosphate resources beyond traditional uses. UM6P researchers are developing new processes and technologies related to phosphate and other minerals. The university is transforming the Moroccan mining industry into a hub for innovation. This initiative highlights a strategic shift towards diversifying the applications of Morocco’s natural resources. The increasing rate of patent filings indicates a sustained commitment to research and a promising future for technological advancement in the sector. Médias24 reported on this growing trend.