Mohamet Ndiongue, who has a degree in logistics, is a teacher and administrator of a press organization.

With a strong social commitment, Mohamet is a member of the civil forum and also of the movement for citizen emergence “geum sa gokh”.

He grew up in an agricultural environment under the tutelage of an uncle who was director of an agricultural center in northern Senegal, and it was there that he developed his love of the land, which in turn sparked the Epsilon Bio project.

Having joined the Empacto program on the recommendation of a friend, Mohamet benefited from the Tagg-at incubation program, which enabled him to further develop his project.