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Ahmed El Haouti, Director, CRI of Tadla Azilal Rachid Zaarati, CEO, AGRUMCO & President of the Regional Confederation of Moroccan Businesses (CGEM) Abderrahim Chatbi, CEO, Univers Genisses
As soon as the government announced the creation of a highway connecting the region to the rest of the country, important investors rushed on the region.
President of University of Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah, Esserrhini Farissi
We have more than 60 000 students today, and this figure may go up to 100 000 in five years.
Morocco Minister of Industry, Commerce and New Technologies sets the priorities for the domestic reform. Morocco is on a way to reform and to modernize the country. Morocco adopted number of sectorial strategic plans to push the reform of the country.
Morocco Minister of Industry, Commerce and New Technologies assesses current situation in Morocco’s Economy. Moroccan Economy has not been affected by the crisis, on the contrary during the crisis, Morocco attracted more companies and the overall economy performed better than in the developed countries.
Morocco Minister of Industry, Commerce and New Technologies talks about comparative advantages Morocco offers to the international investors. Morocco’s strengths include low cost of labor, geographic proximity and many free trade agreements. It is the manufacturing base and a gateway to both the Europe and Africa.
President of Meknes-Tafilalet region express his views on Meknes-Taliflalet Region. Meknes-Tafilalet region is known for its diversity: ethnic diversity, cultural diversity, climatic diversity all of which constitutes the region’s wealth. Meknes-Tafilalet region is probably one of the first agricultural regions in Morocco and one of the largest regions in Morocco.
President of the Regional Council of Meknès-Tafilalet, Said Chbaatou
In view of what’s going on around us in the world, no country can survive on its own. Solutions are to be found at a global level.
Morocco Top Stories
Morocco: The Western Kingdom — the “California of the Middle East”
Thus the real meaning of Morocco’s official name is actually “The Western Kingdom.” In fact, Morocco was long thought of as the western or “last frontier” of the Arab world;
Morocco Top Stories
Morocco Stability: Where are the riots in Morocco?
In Morocco, one of Tunisia’s close neighbors, the story is different. By January 12, a Moroccan news headline was asking, “Morocco: Where Are the Riots?” On January 17, Fox News reported
Top Conglomerates and Family Groups in Morocco
Moroccan Economy is dominated by large family groups. Top 20 of these groups account for 20-30% of the GDP. The heart of Moroccan economy is constituted by medium family owned enterprises they represent: 95% of all companies, employ 50% of the workforce, 31% of total exportation, 51% of total national investments and 40% of the production.
L’ONA (SNI) – Agriculture, Distribution, Finance, (Belongs to the Royal Family) (Centrale laitière, Bimo, Cosumar, Managem, Axa Assurances, Marjane (with Auchan), Sopriam (importer Peugeot/Citroën), Tractafric, Brasseries du Maroc)
Benjelloun Group – Banking, Distribution, ( BMCE, Basf, Saida Star Auto, Maghrebail, Salafin, Cfg, Maroc Soir)
Ynna Holding – Industry, Agriculture, Construction – (Groupe Chaâbi) (Dimatit, Aswak Assalam , Hotels, Textiles, Agro industry, construction)
Groupe Akhannouch – Oil & Gas, Agriculture, Retail – (Mr. Akhannouch -Minister of Agriculture) ( Afriquia, Akwa Holding, Maghreb Gaz, Maghreb Oxygène, Nouvelle Tribune, Médi Télécom)
Agouzal Group (Agriculture, Industry) – (Chimicolor, Meknes Oils, Conserves, Mills)
Safari Group – (Karim Lamrani – Groupe Lamrani) ( Foodipex, Marotrans, Smeia, Smm Socodam Davum, Crédit du Maroc, Bois de l’Atlas, Marocéan, Imm Procter & Gamble, Cema Bois)
Dianna Holding – Agriculture, Industry (Brahim Zniber – Groupe Zniber) (Ebertec, Celliers de Meknes, Atlas Bottling, S.n.v., etc)
Kettani Family – Banking – (Attijariwafa Bank et subsidiaries, l’Economiste, Agroplus, Tisbrod, Manar)
Holmarcom Group – (Mr. BenSalah – Real-Estate, Finance) (Atlanta assurances, Comptoir métalurgique, Otis Maroc, Oulmes, Sanad, Smdc, Orbonor)
El Alami – Industry (Jacob Delafon, Snr, Aluminium du Maroc, Structal, Industube, Afric Industries)
Amhal (Omafu, Somepi, Tissir PrimaGaz, Jorfgaz)
Sekkat – Industry (Ingelec, 10 Rajeb, Maghreb Steel)
Groupe Kabboud
Groupe Kabboud
Groupe Saham
