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With our universal banking model, our pan-African scope, the complementarity of our businesses and our solid expertise, we are a leading player in the Moroccan and African financial sector. For over a century, we’ve been able to adapt by diversifying our business lines, renewing our offers and revising our structures to fulfil our aim of becoming the leading customer service bank. At Attijariwafa bank, we currently support 10 million retail, professional, corporate and institutional clients, with 20,125 employees in 25 countries throughout Africa, Europe and the Middle East.

A significant force in the economic and social development in 10 African countries As a global operator in Africa, a leader in Morocco and other countries, Maroc Telecom is actively involved in the dynamism of the telecommunications sector in 10 African countries where it operates: Morocco, Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Gabon, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Central African Republic and Togo. It now accompanies more than 54 million customers. Aware of its responsibility as a leading economic and social force, the Maroc Telecom Group undertakes to fight the digital divide, one of the major axes of its sustainable development policy, through innovative investments and solutions. It contributes significantly to the economic and social development of the countries where it is present and operates for the well-being of populations by supporting several national or civil society initiatives.

Bank of Africa is a multi-business universal banking Group and one of Africa's leading financial institutions. Its wide range of business activities includes commercial banking, investment banking, bank-insurance and asset management. It also provides an extensive range of specialised financial services such as consumer credit, leasing and factoring, among others. Bank of Africa is Morocco's most internationally-oriented banking Group. With operations in 31 countries in Africa, Europe, Asia and North America, the Group employs more than 15 200 employees. Its 1,700 branches serve 6.6 million customers. In 2013, the Bank was the first Moroccan non-sovereign issuer on the international debt securities market. Bank of Africa is a leading player in environmental matters and corporate social responsibility. The Group, which is ISO 14001-certifed, has developed a variety of innovative sustainable finance products in partnership with major international financial institutions. In 2016, Bank of Africa was the first Moroccan company to issue 'green bonds' by public offering to finance domestic and international eco-responsible environmental projects. Bank of Africa Foundation's Medersat.com programme promotes education and community-based development in rural areas in Morocco and sub-Saharan Africa. The Group is continuing to expand its footprint in Africa. In 2015, it launched the African Entrepreneurship Award, an award with high economic and social impact in Africa. Bank of Africa Foundation, established in 1995, aims to promote education in rural areas for children from disadvantaged backgrounds and to contribute to environmental protection. Every year, BOA Group allocates 4% of its gross operating income to its Foundation, whose work is highly esteemed in Morocco and Africa.