Morocco's leading investment group, CDG Capital, and France's public investment bank, Bpifrance, have entered into a strategic partnership. The agreement, announced on April 15, 2026, aims to foster co-investment and knowledge sharing to support the growth of companies in Africa and Europe.
The partnership focuses on several key areas, including joint investments in venture capital, private equity, and infrastructure projects. It is designed to leverage CDG Capital's expertise in African markets and Bpifrance's strong network and experience in financing innovation and industrial projects in France and Europe.
Officials from both institutions stated that the collaboration will prioritize sectors such as technology, energy transition, and sustainable development. This alliance is seen as a step to strengthen economic ties between Morocco and France while promoting cross-border investment flows.
The signing ceremony was attended by senior executives from both CDG Capital and Bpifrance, who emphasized the long-term nature of the partnership. The agreement does not involve a merger but establishes a formal framework for future collaborative deals and fund investments.
