The African Center for Economic Intelligence and Intelligence, CAVIE, the Paris School of Management Sciences, in collaboration with Abidjan Bloom University, have started the second promotion of the Master in Business Administration in Economic Intelligence and African Markets, this Tuesday in Abidjan.
This French diploma has been relocated to the Ivorian capital for decision-makers in public organizations, business leaders and executives, from the baccalaureate level plus four years of higher education. This MBA in Economic Intelligence and African Markets is accessible following an admission exam intended to assess the relevance of the candidate's professional project and his or her aptitude. It lasts one year and is held face-to-face and remotely using technology, depending on the availability of listeners.
"Africa is the new economic pole. An attractive continent, with constantly increasing growth. It was appropriate to relocate this diploma to give tools to Africans in order to welcome investors. Who better than Africans should know the resources to sell them well", explains Caliste Tue-Bi, General Administrator of Abidjan Bloom University.

According to CAVIE, African Economic Intelligence, it is a state of mind, a process and a device for questioning, collecting, processing, analyzing and securely disseminating intelligence useful for decision-making in the territory. competitive. And its particularity is a coupling between business intelligence and human intelligence. Less than half of information in Africa is not yet digitized.
"Faced with the exacerbation of competition today in the international order, no company that thinks about the future in this globalized context can afford to continue to operate without having its eyes and ears on the outside, otherwise said without acquiring legal instruments of information to know in their environment who is doing what when why and how to anticipate future changes and remain competitive" explains Guy Gweth, Executive President of CAVIE.