حديث الثلاثاء - البنوك المغربية في أفريقيا: فرص وتحديات التوسع

August 13, 2024

شهد القطاع المصرفي المغربي توسعًا ملحوظًا في الأسواق الأفريقية خلال السنوات الأخيرة. من خلال هذا التوسع، تسعى البنوك المغربية إلى ترسيخ وجودها في أسواق تشهد طلباً متزايداً على الخدمات المالية، واستغلال الفرص الاستثمارية التي توفرها القارة الأفريقية. ولكن ما هي الدوافع الحقيقية وراء هذا التوجه؟ كيف استطاعت البنوك المغربية تحقيق النجاح في هذه الأسواق؟ وما هي التحديات التي تواجهها وكيف تتعامل معها؟ أسئلة وأخرى نجيب عنها في هذه الحلقة رفقة ضيفتنا أميمة بوغريبة، باحثة في الاقتصاد في مركز السياسات من أجل الجنوب الجديد

Speakers
Oumayma Bourhriba
Economist
Oumayma Bourhriba is an Economist at the Policy Center for the New South. Her research area covers macroeconomic policies, international trade issues and long term economic growth. Previously, she has worked on trade services in Morocco and Africa, and economic development in the MENA region. Oumayma holds a master’s degree in applied economics, and is currently a PhD student at Mohammed V University in Rabat. ...
Badr Mandri
Economist
Badr Mandri is an Economist who joined Policy Center for the New South after two years’ experience at the Moroccan national statistics office (HCP, High Commission for Planning). His research activities focus on development macroeconomics especially on fiscal policy and development financing. Badr Mandri holds a master’s degree in applied economics, and is currently a PhD student at Mohamed V University in Rabat; ...

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