Washington- Moroccan men and women, alike, are making a splash in the African business and leadership realms. In May, 8 Moroccan business women were named among the most influential women in Africa by Jeune Afrique.
Washington- Moroccan men and women, alike, are making a splash in the African business and leadership realms. In May, 8 Moroccan business women were named among the most influential women in Africa by Jeune Afrique.
This month, JA announced that 10 Moroccan businessmen, financiers, lawyers, entrepreneurs, and industrialists were ranked in the top 25 “Leaders of Tomorrow.”
This year’s list includes: Mohamed Hassan Bensalah (CEO Holmarcom) Douiri Ismail (DG Attijariwafa bank), Mehdi Tazi (DG CNIA Saada and SG Saham Finances), Lamia Tazi (DG Sothema), Khalid Khairane ( Director of HSL project ONCF), Youssef Chraïbi (President Outsourcia), Hicham Naciri (Partner at Allen & Overy), Majid Iraqi (DG Taqa North Africa), Zineb Abbad Al Andaloussi (Manager Rothschild) and Saad Sefrioui (DG of Addoha Delegate).
May’s list of influential Moroccan women included: Saloua Akhannouch CEO of Aksal Group; Saida Karim Lamrani, vice president of Safari; Nezha Hayat, board member of Societe Generale Morocco; Nadia Kettani, of Kettani Law Firm; Souad Benbachir, manager of CFG Group; Meriem Bensalah Chaqroun, President of the CGEM; Ghita Lahlou, CEO of Saham; and Amina Benkhadra CEO of Onhym.
With Morocco emerging as one of the leading economies of the African continent, there is increasing demand for capable, experienced, and motivated Moroccan men and women to lead the way to a successful future.
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