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20 Dec 2011
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Ahmed Lahlimi during the celebration of the 50th anniversary of INSEA: “The accumulation of wealth will undeniably undergo a profound overhaul”
The National Institute of Statistics and Applied Economics (INSEA) has blown out its 50 candles. In order to celebrate this anniversary, an international meeting was organised under the theme "Replacing the role of statistics in a changing national and international context" in the presence of eminent personalities from various horizons. In his opening address, Ahmed Lahlimi, High Commissioner for Planning, first of all, hailed the preponderant place occupied by INSEA which, through high-performance training, can boast of counting among its graduates high state officials or illustrious private business leaders. For Mr. Lahlimi, this celebration takes place in a world very different from the one that saw the creation of the Institute. A world marked by one of the most serious crises that humanity has known and which has spared neither developed nor underdeveloped countries, bringing in i…
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