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Dates2017, October 8-11ArgumentThe&#160; conference&#160; (under&#160; the&#160; scientific&#160; auspices&#160; of&#160; the Algerian&#160; Chemical&#160; Society,&#160; Soci&#233;t&#233; Alg&#233;rienne de Chimie, SAC, in association with FASC, the&#160; Federation of&#160; African Societies of&#160; Chemistry) and IUPAC, the International Union of&#160; Pure&#160; and&#160; Applied&#160; Chemistry,&#160; wishes&#160; to&#160; emphasize&#160; the roles&#160; of&#160; chemistry&#160; education&#160; for&#160; development&#160; and&#160; for sustainable&#160; development&#160; in&#160; the&#160; Maghreb region&#160; and&#160; in Africa,&#160; by&#160; offering&#160; an&#160; ideal&#160; opportunity&#160; for&#160; sharing experiences among chemistry educators across the African continent&#160; and&#160; with&#160; specialists&#160; from&#160; other&#160; continents.&#160; All areas and levels of chemistry education will be considered, and&#160; the&#160; known&#160; major&#160; challenges&#160; will&#160; be&#160; given&#160; specific attention.&#160; Explorations&#160; of&#160; novel&#160; approaches&#160; to&#160; chemistry teaching and latest research findings on chemistry education as&#160; well&#160; as&#160; novel&#160; trans-continental&#160; collaborations&#160; will&#160; be discussed.Conference themesChemistry education at the three educational levels: primary, secondary and university levelCommunicating across the educational levelCommunication&#160; and&#160; language&#160; in&#160; chemistry educationChemistry Education and OutreachResponsible&#160; education,&#160; research&#160; and&#160; innovation with respect to chemistryMultiple uses of chemicalsGreen chemistry education and the requirements of sustainable developmentNanotechnology,&#160; nanomaterials&#160; and&#160; Nano chemistryConvergence of Biology and ChemistryImpact&#160; of&#160; nanotechnology&#160; on&#160; chemistry/chemical engineering curriculaPlace&#160; of&#160; laboratory&#160; experiments&#160; in&#160; chemistry educationTeachers&#8217; trainingRound tablesChemistry Safety and Security in Chemistry training and curriculaBasic Chemistry vs Chemical EngineeringGlobalisation vs local characteristics in chemistry educationPaper submissionResearchers and students are invited to submit papers up to 10 pages. Submissions should be written in English and formatted according to the conference template and uploaded through the conference&#160;http://www.univ-setif.dz/OCS/FT/ACRICE&#160;in word or Pdf Format.Important datesAbstract submission: May 31; 2017Notification of acceptance: June 30; 2017Full paper Camera ready submission: August 31; 2017Registration (On site): October 8 and 9; 2017Conference chariman&#160;Pr. BENACHOUR DjaferHonorary Chairman&#160;Pr DJENANE Abdelmadjid (Rector)Local advisory board&#160;Pr. Djafer BENACHOUR&#160;Pr. Nacerddine HADDAOUI&#160;Pr Brahim BOUZERAFA&#160;Pr. Kamel OUARI&#160;Pr. Larbi ZERROUAL&#160;Pr. Mohamed BENAICHA&#160;Pr. Amor AZIZI&#160;Pr M. BOUCHAMA&#160;Pr. Lakhdar SIBOUS&#160;Dr. Abdenacer FLILISSA. CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT&#160;Pr. Djafer BENACHOUR, Conference Chairperson, UFAS1&#160;Pr. Brahim BOUZERAFA Department of Process Engineering, Faculty of Technology, UFAS1&#160;Dr. Fakhri CHEBIRA, Faculty of Technology, UFAS1&#160;Dr. Abdenacer FLILISSA, Faculty of Pharmacy, UFAS1&#160;Dr. Zahir GUEZOUT, Department of Process Engineering, UFAS1&#160;Dr. Hassina ZAGHOUANE, Department of Process Engineering, UFAS1&#160;Dr. Abdallah BOUGUETTOUCHA. Department of Process Engineering., UFAS1&#160;Mme Nabila LAOUAR, Secretariat volunteer, UFAS1PhD STUDENTS, Department of Process Engineering, UFAS1 INTERNATIONALScientific committee&#160;Pr. JAN APOTHEKER (The Netherlands)&#160;Pr. DJAFER BENACHOUR (Algeria)&#160;Pr. MOHAMMED BELBACHIR (Algeria)&#160;Pr. LOUIZA ZOUIOUECHE (Algeria)&#160;Pr. ABDELKRIM GOUASMIA (Algeria)&#160;Pr. AMEEN FAHMY (Egypt)&#160;Pr. MEI-HUNG CHIU (Taiwan)&#160;Pr. MUSTAPHA AIT ALI (Morocco)&#160;Pr. ALEJANDRA GRACIELA SUAREZ (Argentina)&#160;Pr. ALASTAIR HAY (Great Britain)&#160;Pr. MUSTAFA SOZBILIR (Turkey)&#160;Pr. PETER MAHAFFY (Canada)&#160;Pr. LILIANA MAMMINO (South Africa)&#160;Pr. TING KUEH SOON (Malaysia)&#160;PhD. JONATHAN FORMAN (OPCW, The Hague, The Netherlands).&#160;Pr. ENGIDA TEMECHGEN (Ethiopia)