This partnership aims to unlock trade and investment opportunities across Africa.
The agreement highlights collaboration in mobilizing resources for strategic projects in infrastructure, energy, agriculture, industry, and transportation. Both parties are committed to supporting African trading companies, particularly those led by women and young entrepreneurs. Attijariwafa’s “Club Afrique Développement” will serve as a platform for South-South exchange within the African business community.
Promoting trade and investment across the AfCFTA region, joint participation in events, forums, and sectoral missions organized by both parties, supporting and strengthening the “Sufawe” (Stand Up for African Women Entrepreneurs) initiative within “Club Afrique Développement”.
Wamkele Mene, AfCFTA Secretary-General, emphasized the importance of clearer communication channels showcasing business opportunities and prioritizing infrastructure projects to enhance mobility of people and capital within Africa.
Mohamed El Kettani, Chairman and CEO of Attijariwafa Bank Group, highlighted the AfCFTA’s potential to transform intra-African trade by removing barriers and attracting foreign investment. He reaffirmed Attijariwafa’s commitment to supporting this economic integration and expressed optimism about the synergies created by this strengthened cooperation.
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