by REBECCA KNIGHT
The programme aims to give participants a foundation in functional business skills, and provide them with an understanding of their heritage and give them an “enlightened network of people like them all over the world to help them grow their businesses”, says Firoz Ladak, executive director of the Edmond de Rothschild Foundation.
Mr Ladak, whose group has spent a little over $1m underwriting the programme, says the course came out of research by the foundation that found an increasing gap between Jews and Muslims, particularly in France.
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