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FNAM

FNAM is a non-profit association, founded on October 4, 2001, which brings together 11 AMC. Its mission is to contribute to poverty reduction in Morocco and the achievement of human development goals through the promotion and support of the microfinance sector. It aims to serve, strengthen, and consolidate the development of the microfinance sector.

SANABEL

Sanabel is the first and only regional network designed to help microfinance institutions in the Arab world. It is a non-profit association founded in 2002 to be the leading institution in promoting financial inclusion in Arab countries. To achieve this, Sanabel supports the provision of sustainable financial services to low-income people and contributes to the development of the microfinance sector in Arab countries.

National Initiative for Human Development

The National Initiative for Human Development (INDH) is a development program launched by His Majesty King Mohammed VI on May 18, 2005. This program focuses on combating poverty, precariousness, and social exclusion.

M2T

A subsidiary of the BCP group, M2T is a payment institution authorized by Bank Al Maghrib. It operates nationwide through over 5,000 specialized outlets involved in money transfers and multi-service payments. M2T is also present in the West African region through its subsidiary ATPS, which operates under the Proximo and Atlantique Cash brands.

Silatech

Silatech is an international, social, non-profit, non-governmental organization based in the State of Qatar, founded by Her Highness Sheikha Moza Bint Nasser. Silatech aims to connect young people around the world to jobs and the resources necessary to establish and develop their projects, working with local, regional, and international partners.

Maroc Assistance Internationale

Created in 1976 and a strategic subsidiary of the Banque Populaire Group since 1988, Maroc Assistance Internationale (M.A.I.) is a leader in the Moroccan assistance market. Its goal is to provide over 3 million policyholders, both in Morocco and abroad, with human, medical, and technical assistance in their daily lives and while traveling worldwide.

TamwilCom

TAMWILCOM is a public financial institution governed by banking law. It is the only state entity involved in public guarantees for financing. Alongside its guarantee activities, TAMWILCOM works with its financial sector partners to meet the needs of Moroccan businesses with a range of financing mechanisms tailored to each stage of their lifecycle.

JAIDA

JAIDA, as a financer of Moroccan microfinance institutions (IMFs), has been contributing to the national effort of financial inclusion for over a decade by channeling financing sources into the sector. Through its funding, JAIDA actively facilitates access to financial services for income-generating activities that are not addressed by traditional financial sectors.

IFC

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is an international financial institution that provides financial services to the private sector for development projects. It is part of the World Bank Group, which is the largest financial institution in the world. The IFC promotes economic development by financing various private-sector projects and initiatives.