Attijariwafa bank and AMDIE join forces for investors and exporters

On the sidelines of the 2024 edition of the International Africa Development Forum, the Attijariwafa bank group and the Moroccan Agency for the Development of Investments and Exports (AMDIE) signed a partnership agreement on the promotion of the Investment Charter, support for investors in Morocco and exporters.

This agreement results from the High Royal Instructions aimed at establishing a new, more competitive investment charter and encouraging investments, in particular those of Moroccans from Around the World (MDM).

Indeed, this agreement was signed by Mr. Mohamed EL KETTANI, Chairman and CEO of the Attijariwafa bank group and Mr. Ali SEDDIKI, Director General of the Moroccan Agency for the Development of Investments and Exports. As major players in the economic development of the Kingdom, the two parties undertake to collaborate to encourage and support resident Moroccan investors, Moroccans around the world, foreigners as well as exporters. This collaboration is broken down into several areas of cooperation aimed at:

• Support investors in their projects, by mobilizing dedicated systems and their respective skills, both in Morocco and abroad.

• Actively promote exports to support Morocco’s economic growth and social development, thereby strengthening the capacities of businesses and facilitating their access to international markets.

• Promote the assets and opportunities for investment in Morocco and export through targeted actions: seminars, conferences, webinars, symposiums, exhibitions, and other similar events.

This agreement consolidates the spirit of partnership and the continued desire of the Attijariwafa bank group and AMDIE in order to contribute to the national effort to promote and support private, local and foreign investments, as well as development efforts of exports under the strong leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI May God Help Him.

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