The BCP Group (Banque Centrale Populaire) has launched the second stop of its third edition of the Investment Regional Meetings in Casablanca on April 15, 2026. The event, inaugurated by Naziha Belkeziz, the CEO of BCP, gathered institutional stakeholders and economic operators to foster dialogue and collaboration within the investment community. Through a series of panels, workshops, and B2B meetings, this initiative aims to enhance support for very small, small, and medium-sized enterprises (TPMEs), facilitate their access to financing options, and stimulate productive investment in line with the new Investment Charter.
This session follows the previous launch of the third edition of the Investment Regional Meetings on February 16, 2026, in Rabat. The caravan will visit several other cities across the Kingdom until November 25, 2026, including Dakhla, Laâyoune, Agadir, Marrakech, Rabat, Tangier, Fes, and Nador. Each stage will involve discussions centered around two main themes: optimizing investment support mechanisms and simplifying the investment process, along with guiding businesses towards export and internationalization.
During the event, thematic panels brought together key institutional players, enabling direct dialogue with project holders and fostering a better understanding of existing support mechanisms. "The BCP Investment Regional Meetings provide an excellent platform for companies to receive comprehensive support as they embark on their projects and discover the investment support available through the new Investment Charter," noted Mohamed Amimi, Executive Director for the SME and Middle Market segment at BCP.
According to BCP's top management, the national roadshow is specifically dedicated to supporting, structuring, and financing TPME projects. This initiative reflects a commitment to the operational implementation of the new Investment Charter and aims to boost private investment. "We are deploying a financing offer that addresses all the needs of businesses at various stages of their project lifecycle, utilizing our state-of-the-art business centers equipped with necessary expertise," added Amimi.
Notably, the previous two editions of the Investment Regional Meetings identified over 1,700 projects, accounting for nearly 33 billion dirhams in investment intentions and approximately 21 billion dirhams in financing needs. The BCP Group emphasizes an integrated approach to support, characterized by territorial proximity, financial engineering, guidance towards public support mechanisms, and openness to international opportunities, ultimately aiming to make productive investment a sustainable driver of economic growth and inclusion.
As reported by fr.le360.ma.
