During World Alliance's Annual General Meeting in Casablanca, World Alliance leaders were invited to meet H.E. Mouhcine Jazouli, Minister of Investment of the Kingdom of Morocco, in Rabat.
In his office in the capital of Morocco, he exchanged views with World Alliance leaders on sustainability, financial technology, and other issues of financial center development. Mouhcine Jazouli expressed his strong support for Casablanca Finance City, a founding member of the World Alliance. All participants shared that Morocco, particularly its financial sector, offers extraordinary opportunities in the coming years.
Dr. Jochen Biedermann, Managing Director of World Alliance said:
"It was an honor to meet the Minister of Investment and understand more about the development of Morocco and the Casablanca financial center. The support that the government of Morocco have given our member Casablanca Finance City, demonstrates the foresight the government has, given that Casablanca will be amongst the leading African financial centers that shall see extraordinary growth over the next 15-20 years. The World Alliance looks forward to facilitating further collaboration in partnership with all our members to exchange best practice and support the role financial centers can play in developing nations’ economies. We would like thank Casablanca Finance City for organizing this promising meeting."
Badr Boussabat, Head of Marketing of World Alliance, added:
“World Alliance members highlighted the desire to strengthen relations between financial centers. Best practices are continuously exchanged among our members to enable the financial sector to express a seamless resilience. In concrete terms, the World Alliance materializes these exchanges in written reports that are available on the website. The latest one is entitled "The Future of Financial Centers". This report calls for a vision for the future through an organizational reconfiguration in order to enable international financial centers to strengthen their impact on the economy and their support to public authorities.”
