Moroccan investment group CDG Capital and the French public investment bank Bpifrance have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish a cooperation framework for identifying, financing, and supporting strategic projects between Morocco and France. The agreement was formalized on Tuesday, April 15, 2026, in Rabat.
The partnership aims to mobilize capital for projects in key sectors such as renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, innovation, and the digital economy. This initiative is designed to strengthen economic ties and foster shared industrial development between the two countries.
Officials from both institutions stated that the MoU will facilitate joint investments and provide support for Moroccan and French companies looking to expand their operations across borders. The collaboration is seen as a step towards creating a more integrated economic partnership.
The signing ceremony was attended by senior executives from both CDG Capital and Bpifrance, highlighting the strategic importance of the alliance for bilateral relations. Further details on specific projects or investment targets were not immediately disclosed.
