A lucrative deal awaits Sanchez’s wife in Morocco – Spain, Pedro Sanchez, APD, Instituto de Empresa, Begoña Gómez, Western Sahara
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Pedro Sánchez has just changed Spain’s historic policy towards Western Sahara. Public opinion and the opposition continue to question the reasons for this transcendental modification, but the truth is that, for now, the Africa Center, a center that depends on the Instituto de Empresa Foundation (IE) which retains Sánchez’s wife as director Begoña Gómez, has reason to be pleased with the deal as it will be able to expand the training of entrepreneurs and executives through its association with APD Maroc, a Moroccan executive training center superiors. The doors of business are now wide open in Morocco for Gómez after the delivery of Western Sahara to Mohamed VI by Sánchez. The Prime Minister’s submission to Rabat eliminates a diplomatic disagreement with repercussions for all economic operators. And the Africa Center maintains an “alliance” with APD Morocco, a non-profit organization for senior executives which operates from Casablanca and which will see its activity crossed with Spain from now on. The signature of Begoña Gómez by the IE Africa Center was made public in August 2018. That is, a few months after her husband became Prime Minister thanks to the motion of no confidence against Mariano Rajoy. Begoña Gómez’s specific position in this institution is that of “director of EI Central Africa”, as she appears on her website under a large photo of the president’s wife. And the Africa Center maintains an “alliance” with APD Morocco, a non-profit organization for senior executives which operates from Casablanca and which will see its activity crossed with Spain from now on. The signature of Begoña Gómez by the IE Africa Center was made public in August 2018. That is, a few months after her husband became Prime Minister thanks to the motion of no confidence against Mariano Rajoy. Begoña Gómez’s specific position in this institution is that of “director of EI Central Africa”, as she appears on her website under a large photo of the president’s wife. And the Africa Center maintains an “alliance” with APD Morocco, a non-profit organization for senior executives which operates from Casablanca and which will see its activity crossed with Spain from now on. The signature of Begoña Gómez by the IE Africa Center was made public in August 2018. That is, a few months after her husband became Prime Minister thanks to the motion of no confidence against Mariano Rajoy. Begoña Gómez’s specific position in this institution is that of “director of EI Central Africa”, as she appears on her website under a large photo of the president’s wife. The signature of Begoña Gómez by the IE Africa Center was made public in August 2018. That is, a few months after her husband became Prime Minister thanks to the motion of no confidence against Mariano Rajoy. Begoña Gómez’s specific position in this institution is that of “director of EI Central Africa”, as she appears on her website under a large photo of the president’s wife. The signature of Begoña Gómez by the IE Africa Center was made public in August 2018. That is, a few months after her husband became Prime Minister thanks to the motion of no confidence against Mariano Rajoy. Begoña Gómez’s specific position in this institution is that of “director of EI Central Africa”, as she appears on her website under a large photo of the president’s wife.
In the partnership area of the website, you can see a box that highlights the alliance with a major business center located in Casablanca. This is APD Morocco. EI states in this box that “it continues to expand its alliances across the continent”. “For this reason, EI” has partnered with APD Maroc, a non-profit organization for senior executives, which brings some of EI’s most outstanding professors to regular high-level lectures for senior executives. executives of the best companies in Morocco”.
APD Morocco defines itself as the “first center of leadership in Morocco”. “ODA Morocco’s mission is the progress of the economy through the progress of senior executives”, underlines its presentation documentation. Created in 2005, it counts “13 years between privileged contacts and exchanges between senior executives”, thanks to which “APD Morocco has organized more than 220 events in which more than 20,000 senior executives have participated”. A whole center of brutal contacts whose first thing you need is that the doors of relations between states or diplomats are not closed. And, until the submission of Sánchez for Western Sahara, these doors were difficult to cross. Now the new “partnership” between Morocco and Spain, as Pedro Sánchez defined it,
APD Maroc is a “non-profit association under Moroccan law which brings together the leaders of the most prestigious companies in the Kingdom”. “APD is the leader in Morocco in terms of conferences and high-level training,” they explain. And its mission is to “promote leadership and management through encounters with renowned leaders, experts and thinkers from diverse backgrounds”. “It also works” for the promotion of Moroccan champions in different fields in order to make known the successes of our compatriots and to encourage inspiration“, indicates its documentation. APD Morocco organizes up to four monthly meetings: conferences, round tables, executive debates and training seminars led by national and international personalities.
It should be remembered that support for Africa has not ceased since the government of Begoña Gómez’s husband. In 2019, for example, the PSOE announced its decision to allocate more public funds to Plan Afrique. It was, in fact, one of the star projects in terms of solidarity that Pedro Sánchez promoted during his legislature. And coincidentally, this project was also very well received by Begoña Gómez, the president’s wife, who was able to celebrate Spain’s interest and investment in Africa from her position as director of the Africa Center in related.
