For the second edition of the CFC Africa Tour, Casablanca Finance City (CFC) led a business delegation at the end of November in Ghana, Togo and Benin. This confirms its role as a pan-African platform at the service of economic integration.

Casablanca Finance City is a center regional financial officer located in Casablanca, Morocco. Created to position the city as an African economic platform, CFC aims to attract multinationals, investors, financial institutions and companies operating on the mainland. Accompanied by Moroccan institutions such as AMDIE, CDG or MASEN, the companies participating in the second edition of CFC Africa Tour have multiplied meetings with authorities, investment agencies and local operators in order to identify new business projects.

In Ghana, the GIPC and AGI presented the reforms aimed at attracting more investments, in sectors ranging from fintech to energy.

In Togo, ranked first reformer of sub-region, exchanges with API-ZF and the visit to the Autonomous Port of Lomé highlighted the country's logistical potential.

In Benin, the delegation visited the Economic Zone Glo-Djigbé special, symbol of the country's rapid industrialization.

With over 24 partnerships on the continent, CFC consolidates its position as a regional hub and accelerates economic synergies between African economies.