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Rabat – Groupe Atlantique, a leading multidisciplinary institution, has recently announced a partnership with state-owned investment fund CDG Invest, promising a new era of innovation, excellence, and international collaboration in Morocco’s higher education sector.
The genesis of this collaboration was unveiled during a press briefing held by Groupe Atlantique on April 22. The event shed light on the Group’s evolution, its value proposition in higher education, and the transformative impact expected from the partnership with CDG Invest.
In an interview with Morocco World News, the group’s president Professor Rachid M’Rabet emphasized the significance of this alliance.
“The partnership with CDG Invest will provide a number of assurances for our group, both in terms of human and financial resources, infrastructure, and credibility with our partners internationally,” he stated.
M’Rabet underlined his group’s commitment to presenting a project that stands apart from the rest; one rooted in values of “excellence, rigor, and ethical conduct.”
According to the president, their focus extends beyond mere contribution to existing initiatives; rather, they aspire to propose a project that embodies ethical, social, and environmental values, emphasizing protection and sustainable development.
This sentiment was echoed by marketing Professor Sofia Laaraichi, who highlighted the partnership as a pivotal moment for Groupe Atlantique in remarks to MWN.
“This collaboration marks an important turning point for Groupe Atlantique and underscores CDG Invest’s confidence in the group’s potential to become a leading institution in Morocco’s higher education sector,” she said.
During the press conference, the group spoke to how its innovative educational model, characterized by “academic excellence, professional immersion, and international exposure,” has garnered recognition both nationally and internationally.
With a focus on practical business education, the group’s Atlantic Business School and Atlantic Engineering School stand out for their pedagogical approach.
Programs to meet various needs
In addition, the statement said that the Atlantic Executive Center offers tailored programs to meet the needs of companies and executives, while CERUNA, the Group’s applied research center, drives research and innovation within the Group.
Through CDG Invest’s Generation Entrepreneurs program, the Group gains access to additional resources to accelerate the deployment of its educational model.
M’Rabet emphasized that the partnership is a testament to the quality of Groupe Atlantique’s education and its ability to nurture future leaders. “It reflects the strength of our model and our long-term vision.”
He added; “We are confident that this alliance will accelerate the deployment of our higher education model aimed at excellence. Furthermore, this partnership will allow the Group to continue its expansion and strengthen its presence both nationally and internationally.”
Integral to Groupe Atlantique’s mission is its commitment to social responsibility. The group noted that initiativesatives such as scholarships, financial aid, double degree programs, and international exchanges reflect its dedication to global openness and inclusivity.
In addition, the integration of professional practices into the curriculum through work-study programs enhances students’ competitiveness in the job market and ensures sustainable employability.
The group also highlighted its International Scientific Council, comprising prominent academics and professionals, allowing it to remain at the forefront of educational innovation and research.
The council plays a key role in guiding the group towards best practices and cutting-edge developments in the educational sector.
Looking ahead, Professor M’Rabet emphasized the Group’s dedication to preparing students to become “competent, ethical, and responsible” leaders capable of positively impacting society.
“With the support of CDG Invest, we will continue to develop high-quality, accessible, and future-oriented higher education,” he concluded.
The group’s campus, located in Sidi Maarouf, Casablanca, is designed to facilitate learning and interaction for up to 2,500 students.
