French-Arabian Business School graduates awarded

Manama, Jan. 16 (BNA): The French Embassy to Bahrain hosted a ceremony to reward the MBA graduated of the fourth and fifth batch of The French Arabian Business School (FABS). Certificates issued by Essec Business School and Arabian Gulf University (AGU) has been given to 43 graduated students. FABS was established in 2007 through an agreement between the GCC and the French Government to “promote human resource skills and develop education, research and expertise in the various areas of management, business administration and finance, which are of particular relevance to the Gulf region”. Dr. Arnaud Lacheret currently heads FABS. To reach this ambitious aim, AGU designed a world class MBA in cooperation with Essec Business School. Dr. Khaled Saeed Tabbara, Vice-President, represented AGU. Essec is a world Business School ranked at the European 8th position by the Financial Times and at the world 12th position for the category "customised executive education". For this ceremony, the Business School was be represented by Dr. Thomas Jeanjean, Dean for Post-Experience programmes This link enables the FABS to draw upon the experience and reputation of these institutions in the development of innovative programmes that are relevant to the needs of the region. After more than ten years of existence, FABS MBA is considered as the most relevant and prestigious MBA of the Gulf Region.