
Marouane Hatim, an economist, views economics as a field for exploration and transformation, emphasizing that nothing, including models, ideas, or borders, is static. His philosophy of movement is reflected in his career, which began in the Moroccan banking sector before he moved to Canada. This move was foundational, providing him with a new perspective on economic systems and strengthening his belief that economics is best understood through human experiences. His dual cultural background has become a strength, enriching his teaching and analysis by integrating cultural, institutional, and social realities. Hatim holds a doctorate in economics from the University of Perpignan, a master's in wealth management from Aix-Marseille, and a DESS in higher education from the University of Montreal. He currently serves as a ministerial advisor in territorial economic development at the Quebec Ministry of Economy and Innovation, where he contributes to public policy and development strategies. He also maintains a strong academic presence as a board member of the Interdisciplinary Research Laboratory in Higher Education at the University of Montreal. In addition to his ministerial and academic roles, Hatim founded SBLue Consulting, focusing on performance consulting and strategic planning. He fosters a transnational approach, identifying opportunities for convergence between Canada, Morocco, and other Francophone regions. He initiates and leads international research collectives in ec
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