The institutions and agencies of the "Bank Of Africa" of the BMCE Group, which belongs to the famous Moroccan businessman Othmane Benjelloun , adopt Amazigh language signage, in addition to Arabic and French. This initiative will be extended to all the group’s branches.
The latest annual ranking of the world’s largest fortunes by Forbes magazine indicates that the number of billionaires has been reduced by 10% in 12 days, due to the global health crisis. What about the two richest men in Morocco?
The two Moroccan billionaires have decided to contribute to the fund to fight the coronavirus.
Two Moroccans are among the top 20 in the ranking of African billionaires, published by the famous American business magazine, Forbes.
Due to toxic gas emissions, the ship "Morocco Sun", owned by the company AML, will no longer be able to cross the Strait of Gibraltar or dock at Spanish ports. The decision has just been made by the Spanish port authorities.
The magazine Jeune Afrique has just published a list of the 100 most influential personalities on the African continent, among which we find Moroccans, including two women. Here they are:
This is information to be taken with caution! After the remarks of Othman Benjelloun, CEO of BMCE-Bank of Africa, regarding his disagreement with the sale of Saham Assurances to the South African group Sanlam, the management of Sanlam has reacted directly and indirectly. Let us recall that the source of the disagreement is South Africa’s support for the Polisario.
The sale of Saham to South Africans is not politically correct, according to Othman Benjelloun. And this is not just a figure of speech. The latter has just expressed his outright disapproval of the sale of Saham to the South African group Sanlam. The reason is South Africa’s position on the Sahara issue.
As every year, the American magazine Forbes unveils its annual ranking of billionaires, in which two Moroccan billionaires are once again found, including the quasi-immovable Minister of Agriculture Aziz Akhannouch.
With a fortune estimated at $2.1 billion, the businessman but also Minister of Agriculture Aziz Akhannouch is now the richest man in Morocco.