DOHA in Qatar, a leading hub for HEC PARIS executive education and Salam International Investment Limited, a company listed Qatari shareholding have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that the implementation of the strategic vision of Salam International through executive development programs offered by HEC Paris would be easier.
After the first talks between the two sides, HEC Paris in Qatar and Salam International have agreed to cooperate with a view to the registration of Salam International executives with HEC Paris talent development programs in Qatar and internationally.
One of the first programs to open its doors to participants of Salam International will the Advanced Certificate will in luxury, which takes place in Paris and Milan.
"HEC Paris is deeply honored to partner with Salam International in providing executive education programs for the delegates," said Prof. Bernard Ramanantsoa, Dean of HEC Paris, who signed the MoU with Issa Abu Issa, Chairman and CEO of Salam International Investment Limited.
"Moreover, such a partnership allows us to work together in case studies that can provide interesting material to use when teaching about the region professors around the world.
With insights that participants to work on and improve their skills in organizational changes this partnership will also enable to prepare, Salam International build their corporate competitiveness in a global economy.
"So, HEC Paris looks forward to further growing its relationship with Salam International and establishing a partnership broader reach" Prof Ramanantsoa added.
I welcome the MoU with HEC Paris, Issa said: "Salam international mission is achieving sustainable and profitable growth while at the same time, create long-term value for our shareholders.
As we strive for the preferred partner of vendors and customers, we aim to continuously develop our people and the communities in which we operate.
"So, we welcome this MoU with HEC Paris and look forward to a sustainable, productive and mutually beneficial partnership." In the framework of the MoU, HEC Paris and Salam International will work together on a case study in which the objectives and challenges of the family businesses public going the Qatari Exchange.
The case study is developed by Thomas Åstebro, Associate Professor of strategy at HEC Paris, assisted by his doctoral student Wendy Bradley.
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