The ceremonial start of the 2023-2024 school year at the CSI Pole Polytechnique Group: Jean Diagou made Doctor Honoris Causa

The CSI Pole Polytechnique Group made its solemn return to its Riviera campus last Saturday. On this occasion, the new graduates received their parchments. And better, the founder of this university, Raoul Aby, offered scholarships to major students.

This ceremony took place in the presence of the boss of NSIA, Jean Kacou Diagou.

Special guest of this solemn return to school, he was elevated to the rank of Doctor Honoris Causa.

A distinction welcomed by the interim president of the PDCI-RDA, Prof. Cowppli-Bony invited for this purpose by this school. Its deputy general director Dr Ibrahima Coulibaly had the honor of presenting this university again to the public also made up of parents.

“The CSI pole polytechnique Group has been serving the population for 25 years.

It’s between 800 and 900 students,” said Dr. Ibrahima Coulibaly, before introducing the guests to the training provided.

This highlight of the program was followed by the parade and the presentation of the teachers and especially the presentation of the parchments. (License, Master Bac +5 and Bac +6. Subsequently, the founder of CSI pole polytechnique rewarded the best students in the BTS year.

The majors in particular to whom he offered scholarships. The awaited moment was the distinction of the special guest, Jean Diagou, founder of N’SIA. Elevated to the title of Doctor Honoris Causa, he made his solemn return to the CSI Polytechnic Pole Group.

“Jean Diagou will choose his courses, his seminars and the salary he wants,” declared Aby Raoul before donning his new attributes. Jean Kacou Diagou, who thanked the first manager of the Group for this honor, provided advice to the new graduates for the rest of their careers. “Dear students, I am proud of you,” added Aby Raoul.

The ceremony ended with the handing over of the torch from the elders to the cadets of the different cycles.