Keywords: Corporate Social Responsibility
In a significant move towards educational transformation, LafargeHolcim Morocco and Tibu Africa have unveiled a groundbreaking sports education program for primary school students in Oujda. The initiative, launched on December 24, 2024, combines sports, technology, and personal development to create......
In a significant shift, Toyota Motor Corp. has announced it will refocus its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs and discontinue its sponsorship of LGBTQ events. The Japanese carmaker cited a “highly politicized discussion” surrounding corporate commitments to DEI as a primary......
In the dynamic landscape of Morocco's pharmaceutical industry, one prominent figure stands out for her bold vision and unwavering leadership. Lamia Berrada, chairwoman of the board at Bottu Group, has elevated the family business to become the second-largest pharmaceutical company in the country,......
Bank of Africa has announced a major update to its sustainability strategy, unveiling a revamped charter that aligns with the group's 2030 vision for responsible growth. This new strategy outlines five key pillars that will guide the bank's approach to sustainable practices in the coming years. Under......
Tanger, Morocco is set to host the 11th edition of the Serious Game RSE Workshop on February 8th, illuminating the realm of corporate social responsibility (CSR) through interactive games. Organized by the 2024 graduating class of the eco-energy and industrial environmental engineering program at the......
The Higher Institute of Commerce and Business Administration (ISCAE), Morocco's foremost network of business schools, has appointed the esteemed economist Tarik El Malki as its new president. El Malki's appointment to lead the prestigious ISCAE system was announced by the government council......
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