1. BCP Finalizes the Acquisition of BIH-Niger and Becomes the Country's 1st Banking Group: "As part of its international development strategy and the strengthening of its African network, the Moroccan group Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP) announces the finalization of the control's acquisition of the International Bank for Africa in Niger (BIA-Niger), the country's second largest banking institution. This new acquisition enables BCP group to become the leading banking group in Niger."
2. Dubai Al Kabida Plans to Invest in Morocco: "The Head of Government Saad-Eddine El Othmani held talks, in Rabat, on Tuesday, with representatives of "Dubai Al Kabida" on ways to mark the ground for the investments of this Emirati holding in Morocco. According to a statement from the Head of Government's Department, the representatives of "Dubai Al Kabida", who sought the support of the head of government, have presented their areas of interest and future plans to the kingdom."
3. Marrakesh Hosts the First Edition of the Green Africa Innovation Booster: "Bringing together African and international researchers, startups, and industrialists in the sustainable energy innovation sector is one of the challenges set by the Institute of Research in Solar Energy and New Energies (IRESEN). To this end, the organization, directed by Badr Ikken, is organizing the "Green Africa Innovation Booster" on July 12 and 13, 2017, in collaboration with KIC InnoEnergy of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology at the Mövenpick Hotel in Marrakech."
4. Renault Tangier, a Success Story That Needs to Be Amplified and Duplicated: "Will it achieve this objective that is close to its heart? The challenge is certainly not easy. Since a few months, discussions and negotiations between the Department of Industry and the Renault Morocco Group revolve around the possibilities of increasing the rate of local integration of the Renault-Nissan plant in Tangier. It is important to emphasize that today this rate is the lowest, officially 40%, but below 30% according to serious sources."
5. Crédit Agricole Develops Its Financial Mechanism for the Agri-Food Sector: "The group of Crédit Agricole du Maroc (CAM) mobilizes again to meet the expectations of the actors and to effectively support the new program contract, signed last April between the government and agro-industry professionals. In this regard, the group presented in Skhirate, yesterday, Tuesday, July 11, its financial mechanism to accompany the agri-food sector."
Crédit : IMPERIUM MEDIA
