1. RAM Again Dedicated for Its Benefits and Services: "Royal Air Maroc (RAM) won, in Paris, this Tuesday, June 20, the best African airline company prize for 2017, awarded by Skytrax, in the margins of the International Fair of Aeronautics and Space (SIAE) of Paris - Le Bourget. Attributed by the President of this international body, Edward Plaisted, to the Director of the Clients division of the national company, Othmane Bekkari, this prestigious prize, awarded for the 4th consecutive time to RAM, devotes its status as a leading company in the African continent."
2. Casablanca-Settat: 3.2 Billion Dirhams of Approved Investments: "The regional investment committee has approved a financing of 3.2 billion Dirhams for the region of Casablanca-Settat. In fact, chaired by the Wali of the Region, the Committee held several meetings to review investment projects on June 19 and 20, 2017. During these meetings, several projects were examined in various sectors of activity."
3. The First Issue of Sukuks Will Take Place next September 15: "The first issue of Sukuks, an alternative to the classical obligation, will take place on September 15, announced, in Rabat on Tuesday, the Governor of Bank Al-Maghrib, Abdellatif Jouahri. "All the circulars are ready. This is a long process to ensure a successful launching of this big project," specifies Mr. Jouahri at a press conference held at the end of the 2nd meeting of the Council of Bank Al-Maghrib for the year 2017."
4. CDG Group Is Making Its Revolution: "The big moult began at Deposit and Management Fund (CDG). The group has opted for a new organization in line with the orientations of its new Strategic Plan 2022. The objective is to achieve a new positioning: Transforming itself from an operator into an expert which accompanies the State, local authorities, and private sector in structuring projects in terms of financing and investment."
5. Societe Generale Finances Cimaf Tchad: "Société Générale group, through a consortium of African subsidiaries (Société Générale Chad, Société Générale Cameroon, and Société Générale Congo) led by Société Générale Morocco, accompanies the development of Ciments de l'Afrique (CIMAF) and its establishment in Chad. The new cement plant required an overall investment of 23 billion CFA Francs, i.e. 35 million Euros, and has benefited from long-term financing from the Société Générale consortium."
Crédit : IMPERIUM MEDIA
