Malik Sefrioui, 33, the vice-president of the Ciments de l’Atlas-Ciments de l’Afrique group based in Casablanca, son of real estate magnate Anas Sefrioui, and now husband of Kenza Akhannouch, the daughter of the Moroccan Prime Minister, has acquired a beachfront residence in Hibiscus Island, Miami Beach worth $15.375 million.
Morocco is one of the African countries with the most millionaires, according to a recent report.
As in previous years, two Moroccans are featured this year in the annual ranking of the largest African fortunes by the American economic magazine Forbes.
The year 2023 is proving lucrative for Othman Benjelloun , the second richest man in Morocco. Since January, thanks to the 4.65% increase in the Bank Of Africa share price, his portfolio has gained $46 million.
Salwa Idrissi Akhannouch , wife of the current Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch, is among the top 7 billionaires in retail trade in Africa. This has provoked the anger of some Moroccans who accuse her of taking advantage of Moroccan legislation to maximize profits.
Marrakech is among the three fastest growing cities for the rich in the Middle East and Africa region. This emerges from the 2023 ranking of a British firm.
Morocco is in the top 10 African countries with the most millionaires . This is the result of the ranking of an investment migration consulting firm.
Two Moroccans are featured in the 36th annual ranking of the largest African fortunes by the American economic magazine Forbes, released in early February.
Due to global inflation linked to geopolitical tensions, four billionaires could leave the ranks of Africa’s great fortunes before the end of this year, according to the Billionaires Africa website. Among them, the Moroccan Othman Benjelloun.
The crisis is also affecting billionaires. The Head of the Moroccan government, Aziz Akhannouch , one of the country’s largest fortunes, has lost some $200 million in 7 months.
Two Moroccans are featured in the latest annual ranking of the largest African fortunes by the American business magazine Forbes, released on January 24. Who are they?
Four Moroccan women are featured in the 2021 Forbes ranking of the most powerful businesswomen in the Middle East. Like the other laureates, Forbes Middle East pays tribute to these Moroccan women who have managed to establish themselves in business despite the health crisis due to the coronavirus.