Founded by Attijariwafa bank group, Club Afrique du

Développement (CAD) serves as a platform for dialogue,

exchange and collaboration among African economic and

financial stakeholders.

The Club connects business leaders, investors, experts and

public decision-makers through numerous events, forums,

and conventions.

Backed by the sales teams from the 15 banks within the Group

across the Continent, CAD also facilitates connections between

operators. These initiatives aim to catalyze opportunities and

create added value for African businesses.

A CONTINENT-WIDE PAN-AFRICAN INITIATIVE

AN IMPETUS FOR AFRICAN ECONOMIC DYNAMISM

A CONTINENTAL STRATEGIC LEVER FOR

ATTIJARIWAFA BANK

6

FIADs

under the aegis

of CAD

36

multisectoral missions

since 2016

representatives from

40 countries

participating in CAD

initiatives

12

offices across

the Continent

5000

active members in Africa

and partners countries

21000

25700

structured business

meetings held key

African economic

sectors

Annual report

2023

Attijariwafa bank

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By end 2023, CAD network has reached 5,000 active members

in Africa and partner countries.

As a leading player in the Continent's banking sector, the Group

views this platform as a powerful tool to reinforce its commitment

to the pan-African economy. Since its inception in 2016, CAD

has conducted approximately 36 multisectoral missions, further

solidifying its role in fostering African economic exchange

through its 12 offices. Together, CAD and the Group work in

synergy to champion inclusive and sustainable economic

growth across Africa.

CAD

An inclusive Pan-African

Network

Through a series of strategic initiatives, CAD is driving economic

growth across Africa. These initiatives include:

Facilitating trade and economic exchange: CAD brings

businesses together, fostering commercial partnerships.

Promoting investment in Africa: CAD encourages both

intra-African and international investments throughout the

Continent.

Building continental capacity: CAD offers workshops to help

African companies grow and strengthen their operations.

Creating business networks: CAD serves as a platform for

entrepreneurs and business leaders to connect and collaborate.

Supporting and promoting women entrepreneurs: Through

its SUFAWE (Stand Up For African Women Entrepreneurs)

programme, CAD actively empowers and supports African

women entrepreneurs.