The International Higher School of Management (ESIG), one of the oldest Business Schools in Morocco, has been taken over by the Atlantique group. It therefore changed its name and became Atlantic Business School.
Atlantic University is taking a new step. The higher education group has taken over the International Higher School of Management (ESIG), one of the oldest Business Schools in Morocco. Created in 1985 by Azzedine Bennani, the school has trained more than 10,000 graduates since its creation, the latter constitute an active and dynamic network whose members are present in all sectors of the economy both in Morocco and abroad. ‘stranger.
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With this takeover by the new university, ESIG, located in the Sidi Maarouf district (Hill II) in Casablanca, changed its name and became “Atlantic Business School”. According to a Source close to the Atlantique group, the establishment founded by the late Azzedine Bennani will welcome new courses within its historic campus. “For the moment, in addition to the “Atlantic Business School” management school, the Atlantic group has added the “Atlantic Engineering School” engineering school,” confides the same Source, who does not wish to go into the details of this recovery.
Furthermore, the Atlantique group recently welcomed into its round table the investment subsidiary of the Caisse de dépôt et de gestion (CDG), CDG Invest. The latter acquired 20% of the group chaired by Rachid M’rabet.
