Salamata Micheline ILBOUDO/DIALLO, Burkina Faso (Professor)

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Salamata Micheline ILBOUDO/DIALLO, Burkina Faso (professor at EENI Global Business School)

Salamata Micheline ILBOUDO/DIALLO, EENI Global Business School Professor, Burkina Faso (Trade and Business in West Africa)

Education (Salamata Micheline ILBOUDO/DIALLO):

1. Professional Doctorate in Ethics, Religions and International Business. EENI Global Business School Spain. 2014.
   1. Thesis: «The contribution of African religion to the elaboration of a global ethics»
2. Professional Master of Science in International Trade, Global Marketing and Internationalisation. EENI - University Ouaga 2 /ufr / seg (Burkina Faso - Spain). 2011 -2013
3. Higher Diploma in Customs. National School of Customs, Burkina Faso. 1984 -1986
4. Master of Economic Sciences, planning option. University of Ouagadougou / Higher School of Economic Sciences (ESSEC), Burkina Faso. 1981-1982
5. Bachelor of Economics. University of Ouagadougou / ESSEC, Burkina Faso. 1978-1981

Experience (Salamata Micheline ILBOUDO/DIALLO):

1. Deputy Director General of Customs. Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. Since February 2017.
   1. Functions: contribute to the development and application of customs legislation and the collection of duties and taxes
2. General Director of the National Customs School (END) and the CRF (Regional Training Centre of the World Customs Organisation for the Western and Central Africa Region). Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. Since 2013.
   1. Functions: contribute to the development and application of customs legislation and duties and taxes collection
3. Customs verifier. Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. August 2008 - August 2011
   1. Functions: contribute to the application of laws and customs regulations and duties and taxes collection related to them in the customs of the Ouaga station and the Ouaga airport.
4. French Secondary School Avicena. Teacher. Tunis (Tunisia) 2004 - 2008
   1. Functions: provide courses and evaluate students in economics and social sciences, economic geography...
5. High school Course Lamartine. Teacher. Abidjan (Ivory Coast). 1994 - 2002
   1. Functions: teach and evaluate students in economics, social sciences, economic geography...
6. French Secondary School Guebre Mariam. Teacher. Addis Abeba (Ethiopia). 1988 -1993
   1. Functions: teach and evaluate students in economics, social sciences, economic geography...
7. Customs verification Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso). 1986/1987.
   1. Functions: contribute to the application of laws and customs regulations and the collection of duties and taxes related to them in the customs of Ouaga

Dear Salamata Micheline Ilboudo Diallo

I have just read your Doctoral thesis: «The contribution of African religion in the development of a global ethic»

I can only say that it is fantastic. I propose for the thesis the mention “very honourable with congratulations from the jury”

I am a great lover of music. One of the great European musicians of the twentieth century, Arnold Shoemberg, said that a professor should always be willing and happy to learn from his students. Thanks for writing this thesis.

I agree that Traditional African Religions should be considered as superior religions and that they also need to be reformed.

Therefore, I absolutely agree that Traditional African Religions can contribute to world ethics, as you affirm in the thesis.

I also want to take this opportunity to apologise to you and to all the Africans for using the term “animist”.

I made many annotations and comments, with the aim of sharing my point of view on certain topics of the thesis. All comments are positive.

I would like the University to be able to translate the thesis into English and Spanish.

Cordially


Pedro Nonell, founder and President of EENI Global Business School

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