STRENGTHENING THE

GROUP’S AFRICAN

FOOTHOLD

To strengthen its presence in

the Central African Economic

and Monetary Community

(CEMAC), the Attijariwafa

bank group has set up a new

subsidiary in Chad, called

Attijari bank Tchad. This move

will enable the Attijariwafa

bank group to extend its

international network and

pursue its ambitious pan-

African development strategy

aimed at building a leading pan-

African banking and f inancial

group to serve its customers

and partners

PROMOTING

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

FOR WOMEN

The Africa Development

Club of the Attijariwafa

bank group and Société

Commerciale de Banque

Cameroun SCB Cameroun

have launched SUFAWE

“Stand Up for African Women

Entrepreneurs”, a program to

support and promote women

entrepreneurs.

Over 300 companies from

Cameroon, Gabon, Congo,

Chad, Tunisia, Senegal, Côte

d’Ivoire, Egypt and Morocco

took part in it. This program

is a f irst-of-its-kind, led by

SCB Cameroun in synergy

with Attijari bank Tchad, Union

Gabonaise de Banque, Crédit

du Congo, and in collaboration

with Dar Al Moukawil and

Dar Al Macharii. The women

entrepreneurs benef iting from

the SUFAWE initiative had

access to the services of the

Africa Development Club and

to the various support and

promotion programs offered by

the Attijariwafa bank group

… WITH THE YOUTH

The Attijariwafa bank group

has launched a new version of

its Business Game with a pan-

African dimension, under the

theme “Attijari Startup Game”.

Organized in partnership with

the Game Changer Company,

the aim of the 2022 edition was

to promote gamif ication as a

new learning format for a new

generation of digitally savvy

students.

The “Attijari Startup Game”,

which brought together a dozen

Moroccan and international

schools and universities,

enabled students to put

f inancial mechanisms into

practice and make strategic

choices through immersion

into the business world

PAN-AFRICAN VISION