16:16:45	 De  Lawrence Norris : I may have missed the definition of 'young.'  Is it young professional who have graduated,  or students, or both?
16:17:27	 De  Jean Baptiste Fankam Fankam : it is both
16:17:58	 De  Christine Darve : Great work Mounia !
16:19:18	 De  Lawrence Norris : When the African Physical Society was created, provision was made for an African Association of Physics Students,  https://www.africanphysicalsociety.org/aaps/       It did not take off as planned, but can the YPF WG put life into the AAPS?
16:21:34	 De  Diallo Boye : Nice talk Mounia
16:22:10	 De  nabila aghanim : Is it possible to mute all but the speaker :)
16:22:35	 De  Chilufya Mwewa : Very nice Mounia 👏🏾 Thanks.
16:22:39	 De  Sonia Haddad : Bravo Mounia, you are inspiring!
16:23:24	 De  Marie Chantal (Rwanda) : Good presentation Mounia
16:30:00	 De  Mounia Laassiri : @Lawrence Young Physicists does not necessarily have a PhD, our YPF is a forum from undergraduate students to early career researches.
16:30:40	 De  Jesutofunmi Fajemisin : Nice Presentation Mounia🤗
16:30:42	 De  Mounia Laassiri : Thank you all for these nice words~
16:31:08	 De  Farida Fassi : Very nice talk Mounia
16:32:47	 De  Mounia Laassiri : Yes @Lawrence we would love to make this happen~
16:33:30	 De  nabila aghanim : @Sam: out of curiosity do languages represent a barrier to the optimisation of physics education in Africa?
16:33:37	 De  Jean Baptiste Fankam Fankam : Thanks Mounia you represent our WG very well
16:34:11	 De  Mounia Laassiri : @Farida Thank you so much our chère Prof.
16:36:13	 De  Fairouz Malek : Hw are you dealing ith regional and cultural issues? what about language issue? how are you going to process  the WG with regional issues
16:41:38	 De  nabila aghanim : @Sam: are PhDs paid?
16:41:44	 De  Sonia Haddad : what is the rate of employment for Ph.D students in SA? and in other African countries if you have data
16:43:03	 De  nabila aghanim : @Sam and all: may be setting up fellowships/slaries for PhDs could help increase the success rate?
16:43:03	 De  Fairouz Malek : @Sam, very nice talk
16:43:51	 De  Marie Chantal (Rwanda) : nice talk @Sam
16:45:12	 De  Marie Clémentine Nibamureke : The majority of PhDs in S.A are also self financed, only few get PhD Fellowships...
16:45:35	 De  Sylvester Gates : Colleagues, I have to leave now.  I want to thank the last speaker for explaining the connection of the ‘Shaping’ report delivered to the NRF and DST in South Africa in 2005.  As one of the authors of this report, it is extremely gratifying to know that this report continues to impact the development of physics on the African continent!  SO THANK YOU AGAIN!
16:46:28	 De  Farida Fassi : Thank vert much for your participation.
16:48:28	 De  nabila aghanim : @Marie-Clementine: mays be it is hence not surprising to have so few graduations. Sorry if I am mistaken.
16:51:19	 De  Lawrence Norris : There are excellent TAM groups at University of Yaoundé I in Cameroon    http://www.lamsebp.org/
16:53:42	 De  Sonia Haddad : Does Heat transfer  included?
16:54:47	 De  nabila aghanim : Sorry I need to leave! Great day :)
16:54:54	 De  nabila aghanim : Thanks to all the speakers
16:55:49	 De  Farida Fassi : Many thanks Nabila, very appreciated
17:05:31	 De  Marina Romani Shalabi Genidi : thanks to all 
17:06:38	 De  Farida Fassi : Thank you Marina
17:08:03	 De  Kamanzi’s iPhone : Thank you so much Prof stephen for nice talk
17:08:37	 De  Kamanzi’s iPhone : There is still a very professional recognition in many African couture
17:09:48	 De  Kamanzi’s iPhone : What or where do you think government should put effort in order to make sustainable development of medical physics profession
17:15:14	 De  Farida Fassi : WiN Africa
17:15:33	 De  Ndeye Arame Boye Faye : I think it is not a problem of recognition of the importance of MP but a problem of classifying their qualification diploma in the existing administrative structure.
17:26:39	 De  Farida Fassi : Many thanks Herman. See you tomorrow
17:54:57	 De  Jean Baptiste Fankam Fankam : Thanks to all the presenters
17:59:32	 De  Paul Gueye (He/Him/His) : Hi all: I need to head to another meeting. See you tomorrow
18:06:16	 De  Sonia Haddad : May be we need a working group to connect Africa with International Projects as Europe Horizon, Funding foundations...
18:08:26	 De  Malik Maaza : Is there a chapter within the strategy to address the funding aspect.
18:09:17	 De  Fairouz Malek : @Sonia @Malik there is not such a working group because it is a strategy project
18:09:35	 De  Farida Fassi : We have already started to discussed this. it is not a WG.
18:09:46	 De  Fairouz Malek : Funding agencies and stakeholder are, in principle known
18:10:11	 De  Fairouz Malek : The strategy is based upon science
18:10:57	 De  Azwinndini Muronga : Bye all. I have to join another meeting.
18:11:47	 De  Farida Fassi : Thanks a lots.
18:11:57	 De  Fairouz Malek : EU funding agencies are processing in that way too. They endorse a strategy report, they they prioritize and fund what they can
18:14:02	 De  Malik Maaza : It is wise to consider EU-Africa partnership as early as possible.
18:15:06	 De  Fairouz Malek : @Malik, we can talk about it  but why should Europe give budgets to the African for projects in Africa ?
18:15:25	 De  Fairouz Malek : Apart from projects in collaboration, of course
18:15:48	 De  Fairouz Malek : Africa should have its own science budget like all the other continents.
18:16:32	 De  Simon Connell : External monies can be interim. But ultimately, Africa must take responsibility for Africa. Otherwise, we remain colonised.
18:16:44	 De  Malik Maaza : There is an AU-EU shared vision & long term partnership. It is part of sits 2063.
18:17:11	 De  Malik Maaza : I mean STISA2063
18:17:30	 De  Fairouz Malek : @Simon, yes, I agree with you
18:19:06	 De  Fairouz Malek : An EU officer is member of our advisory board. I saw the program EU-Africa ……. just same as usual 
18:19:18	 De  Malik Maaza : The strategy must be linked to STISA 2063 to ensure a back up from the AU.
18:19:38	 De  Fairouz Malek : @Malik yes
18:19:43	 De  Zeblon Z. Vilakazi : Could not agree more Malik
18:20:29	 De  Fairouz Malek : We need to enforce our collaboration with AU
18:21:06	 De  Ulrich Goerlach : Good bye everybody and see you tomorrow !
18:22:13	 De  Malik Maaza : The future AU HSRTC  who would start this following October should be briefed as early as possible.
18:22:33	 De  Simon Connell : yes Malik !
18:22:38	 De  Fairouz Malek : @Malik yes Malik
18:22:40	 De  Zeblon Z. Vilakazi : Signing off for now — cheers everyone