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On the occasion of World Autism Awareness Day, Global Academy Intelligence (GAiN) Global Academy Intelligence - GAiN led...
14/04/2026

On the occasion of World Autism Awareness Day, Global Academy Intelligence (GAiN) Global Academy Intelligence - GAiN led a high-level interdisciplinary engagement in Morocco, combining academic dialogue with field-based observation to advance the agenda of neurodiversity acceptance and evidence-based autism intervention. This initiative was designed to support those accompanying neurodivergent individuals through the lens of applied behavioral science, particularly through the use of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), grounded in the latest research in the field. It adopts a comprehensive and systemic approach that considers all stakeholders within the internal and external environment who interact directly or indirectly with neurodivergent individuals, ensuring coordinated, ethical, and effective support systems.
A central highlight of this engagement was the presence of Dr. Hayat Daghay Hayat Daghay, clinical practitioner in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), international autism researcher, and Vice President of GAiN. Dr. Daghay is currently conducting an evaluative research study in Morocco examining the barriers to the implementation of ABA practices, as well as the structural, cultural, and systemic mechanisms influencing their adoption. Her work further aims to introduce and institutionalize ABA within higher education frameworks, including the development of Master’s and PhD-level academic programs. This effort contributes to positioning Morocco within the global trajectory of evidence-based behavioral sciences. In parallel, she is committed to training caregivers and guiding their practices to align with ethical ABA standards, in accordance with established licensing requirements and board certification guidelines. The GAiN delegation conducted a field visit to Wissal Center - The National Association of Autism in Settat, a pioneering initiative dedicated to supporting children on the autism spectrum. Founded and led by parents of a child with autism, the association represents powerful model of community-driven leadership and resilience.

On Thursday, April 2, 2026, Global Academy Intelligence - GAiN Global Academy Intelligence - GAiN and  organized a pione...
11/04/2026

On Thursday, April 2, 2026, Global Academy Intelligence - GAiN Global Academy Intelligence - GAiN and organized a pioneering conference on fiscal and organizational psychology. The event featured the participation of Prof. Oumlil Rachid, Director of ENCG Settat; Prof. Said EL GANICH, Academic Director of ENCG Settat; and Prof. Salima Jazi, Deputy Director in charge of Research and International Cooperation.
Taxation has strong political and psychological sensitivity. Indeed, fiscal psychology studies the behavioral determinants of tax compliance, focusing on tax legitimacy and legality. It analyzes how tax policy influences the behavior of taxpayers (both individuals and legal entities).
At the same time, the field and scope of organizational psychology apply to businesses to align structures, management, and the performance of production factors.
The key question that arises is: what is the relationship and synergy between these two fields?
1. Companies adjust their structures to comply with and maximize tax benefits while respecting the applicable tax laws.
2. Psychological determinants, such as competitive strategy, as well as tax evasion and fraud behaviors, affect corporate tax compliance.
3. Fiscal psychology refers to understanding business psychology, particularly the impact of managerial decisions on tax optimization.
In other words, tax compliance encompasses a psychological and moral dimension shaped by a cumulative dynamic of several factors, including organizational psychology, trust in institutions, and more.
We can conclude that improving tax compliance is not only an economic and legal issue, but also a matter of psychology.
Prof. Mohammed Belkasseh Mohammed Belkasseh
Professor at ENCG Settat, Hassan 1st University of Settat
President – Global Academy Intelligence - GAiN
Prof. Yahya Aissaoui
Professor at ENCG Settat, Hassan 1st University of Settat
Vice President – Global Academy Intelligence - GAiN
Dr. Hayat Daghay Hayat Daghay
International Psychologist – The Chicago School of Professional Psychology
Vice President – Global Academy Intelligence - GAiN

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