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Watch Dr. Saad Laraqui from ESCA School of Management in Casablanca, Morocco, who is inviting you to visit our plenary discussion on Business Education and AI! 🎥
Join Dr. Laraqui and other top experts for an in-depth discussion on the evolving landscape of business education in the context of AI and digital transformation. Don’t miss the chance to gain insights and connect with global thought leaders at the Russian Regions in the Focus of Change conference! 🔗Register here: https://forms.gle/qbUnY5DB6U4JYjMG9
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