Agadir – CDG Capital and French public investment bank Bpifrance have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening financial and industrial cooperation between Morocco and France through the co-financing of strategic projects.
According to Bpifrance’s press statement, the agreement sets out a framework for enhanced collaboration in key priority sectors, including energy, infrastructure, industry, and sustainable mobility.
It also seeks to combine expertise of both institutions in financing and business support, with a focus on facilitating investment flows and strengthening ties between Moroccan and French economic ecosystems.
“The signing of this memorandum with Bpifrance reflects a shared ambition: to sustainably connect the Moroccan and French ecosystems and support the financing of structuring projects for the Kingdom,”said Meriem Laraichi, Director of the Development Division at CDG Capital.
“Thanks to our expertise in structuring and arranging financing, and in mobilizing funding, CDG Capital intends to contribute to robust structures, adapted to local realities, for the benefit of industrial ecosystems,” she added.
Through this partnership, the two institutions will work to support projects led by companies from both countries, promote stronger business-to-business connectivity, and develop tailored financing solutions.
“The economic relationship between France and Morocco is currently one of the most dynamic on the African continent, driven by mutual trust and a shared long-term vision,” Olivier Vincent, Executive Director of Export at Bpifrance stated.
Following the signing of the agreement , CDG Capital and Bpifrance held a joint business forum, bringing together more than 250 French and Moroccan participants to identify concrete investment opportunities.
Commenting on the forum, Vincent explained that “for this new edition, at the heart of the Morocco 2030 projects but also well beyond, the Morocco-France 2030 Business Forum continues the long-term partnership between Bpifrance and Morocco, building on the resounding success of the April 2025 edition.”
“In this context, the strategic partnership with CDG takes on its full meaning, supporting structuring projects and future partnerships between French and Moroccan companies,” he added.
