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Rabat — Morocco’s General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) has announced it has granted its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) label to two companies and renewed the certification for a third.
S2M and Compagnie Générale Immobilière (CGI) received the label for the first time, while LEYTON earned a renewal of its certification. The CGEM’s CSR Label Attribution Committee made the decisions during a meeting on November 21.
The label recognizes how these companies commit to corporate social responsibility and integrate the expectations of their internal and external stakeholders in a structured manner.
It also marks a new stage in their continuous improvement and consolidation of responsible practices.
The CGEM created its CSR label to encourage Moroccan companies to adopt a comprehensive approach that places economic, social, and environmental priorities at the heart of their management strategy.
The CGEM presidency awards the certification for three years based on recommendations from an attribution committee. An independent expert accredited by the confederation conducts a management evaluation before the label is granted.
Companies seeking renewal must meet higher standards than they faced during their previous evaluation.
The certification process maintains the same structure but demands more rigorous performance from companies that want to keep their label.
In October, CGEM awarded the CSR label to Red Med Private Equity and renewed the distinction for HPS, recognizing both companies’ commitment to corporate social responsibility and their consideration of internal and external stakeholder expectations in their policies.
