The BCP Regional Investments stop in Beni Mellal

The Regional Investments of the Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP) group resumed on Wednesday, September 14 in Beni Mellal, after a brief interruption during the summer period. During this stage, the agricultural sector was in the spotlight in a region that is full of potential in this area, the banking group said in a press release. In the introduction, Jalil Sebti, CEO of the Commercial Bank, presented an assessment of the previous edition, both qualitatively and quantitatively. This tour, which was accompanied by nearly 75 national and regional, public and private partner institutions, in fact reached nearly 5,000 companies and hosted approximately 836 workshops. It also made it possible to identify an investment potential of more than 19 billion DH. For his part, Khatib El Hebil, wali of the Beni Mellal-Khénifra region, recalled the historic commitment of the Banque Populaire to the economic development of the regions, in particular Beni Mellal-Khénifra.

Finally, Abdelilah El Ouardi, Chairman of the Executive Board of Banque Populaire de Marrakech-Béni Mellal, recalled the Bank’s action in the region, emphasizing support for VSEs which represent 40% of the market potential.

During the first panel, the debates focused on the agricultural sector.

The Bank then signed an agreement with Sowit, a young Moroccan startup that supports farmers in optimizing the use of water and energy resources.

The second panel focused on the opportunities offered by the industrial sector in terms of adding value to agricultural products. An additional export potential of nearly 9 billion DH has been identified.

The work of this day continues with the holding of several workshops during which the customers were able to benefit from the support of the experts of the BCP group, its subsidiaries as well as its main partners, during individual meetings aimed at supporting them in the realization of their investment projects.