List of all articles filed under “morocco-interviews” category.
Salim El Guermai, CEO of Galenica
We are trying to transform our business model and become a generic drug manufacturer for the local and international markets. We are always searching for what is the good API to follow and to work on.
Mehdi Kettani, President of the Numeric Cluster
In Morocco, we want to position the country as the top emerging market in the IT sector, especially in innovation in the IT sector. That means that we want to make IT a vector of human development.
Hakim Belmaachi, CEO of Disway
First we need to look back at what happened in 2013, which was mainly a year in which we saw a lack of liquidity into the banking system that basically affected the whole economic environment.
Hamid Narjisse, President of Conseil de la région de Marrakech – Tensift – Al Haouz
Overall, the region with its 9% of the NDP ranks third after Casablanca (21%) and Rabat (13%).
Faher Kamal, Président de Chambre de Commerce, d’Industrie et de Services de Marrakech
Le Maroc ne cesse de réaliser notamment sur les plans économique et financier grâce à l’ambitieux programme de réformes tous azimuts, initié par le Royaume depuis plusieurs années.
Mohammed Mouaad Jamai, Governor of El Jadida
There are several advantages El Jadida possesses and there are many opportunities to invest in tourism, heavy industry, agriculture and energy.
Abdallah J. Slaoui, Chairman of JASCOM
One segment that will be the key driver of the future is middle-income housing. In Morocco, as more people join ranks of the middle class the demand for middle income properties will grow.
Yassir Zenagui, Morocco Minister of Tourism
This is something we are working on today and, as a first step, we are aiming to raise more than 10 billion Euros.
AbdelHamid Addou, Director General of Morocco National Tourist Office
Morocco is perceived as an authentic and living culture destination. This is our position and our equity, that means that Morocco is perceived as an old and told destination in terms of preserved nature.
Ismail Jamai, Vice-President of Groupe Jamai
People have to eat, people have to wear clothes, and people have to live in a home; and I think this is the main reason why we are in these three sectors.
