1. The Worldwide Pact Network Morocco is born: "A partnership agreement for the implementation of the" Worldwide Pact Morocco Network", has been signed in Casablanca on Friday between the General Confederation of the Moroccan Companies, GCMC, and the United Nations Development Program, UNDP, with a view to contributing to the promotion of the social and Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR. Signed by the President of the GCMC, Ms. Miriem Bensalah-Chaqroun, and the UNDP Resident Representative in Morocco, Mr. Philippe Poinsot, the goal of this convention is to consolidate the efforts of the UNDP, in its capacity as the administrator of the Worldwide Pact, and those of the Confederation, as a national player recognized for its activism in the promotion of the CSR, in order to reinforce their cooperation to facilitate the ownership of the steps taken by the companies and their contribution to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs."
2. "Carrefour Africain" in Casablanca in the 22nd of April: "The next step of the employment forum" Carrefour Africain" will be held in Casablanca in the in the 22nd of the next April, after Abidjan last Saturday. The next step in this forum, which proposes as an initiative to accompany the Moroccan companies in their development in Africa, will take place in Paris in the 20th of May," announce the organizers. An opportunity for the Moroccan companies to "meet and recruit talents and profiles from diverse backgrounds and experienced professionals for their projects in Africa," they say, arguing that this meeting attracts more than 1,500 participants.
3. The ESCA praises the Morocco's assets for the students at New York University: "Morocco is the African hub of choice in terms of opportunities for the investment and cultural richness. This is essentially the message that the ESCA School of Management wishes to convey to the MBA participants of the prestigious New York University, invited to follow a program of initiation to the characteristics of the kingdom. Spread over 7 days (from Monday the 13th to Sunday the 19th of March), this program begins the official launching of Doing Business in Morocco and North Africa for students of the American university.
4. Delta Holding loop 2016 with a backlog of 5.51 billion Dirham: "Delta Holding starts the year 2017 with confidence. The group's backlog at the end of 2016 amounts to 5.51 billion Dirham. This represents 24 months of consolidated turnover and gives visibility for the group's subsidiaries," reveals Delta Holding in the report detailing its 2016 results. "Last year, the group's turnover was 2.76 billion Dirham, an increase of a 3.9% over one year. On this figure, an 18% were made in the international market. Its consolidated operating profit totals 370.9 million Dirham of profit, up by a 9% from 2015".
5. The BCP Group finances 1.09 billion Dirham of projects in Ivory Coast: "The GBCP is reinforcing in Ivory Coast. The bank has just signed an agreement with the Ivorian government, which involves funding of 1.09 billion Dirham. This amount is intended for the modernization of the road infrastructure, in this case the reinforcement of the Gagnoa-Yabayo (79 Km) and Agboville-Thomasset (45 Km) axes. Through this signature, "the BCP Group confirms its determination to strengthen its contribution to the economic and social progress of its countries of presence, particularly in Ivory Coast", said the bank in a statement.
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