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World Cup 2030 as a catalyst for opportunities in Morocco

Newsroom 29/04/2025
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Businessman and Africa relations consultant Navim Kemlani hosts the Voices of Africa podcast, a laudable and interesting initiative promoted by IBC Spain on current affairs and opportunities in Africa.

His most recent interview was with Ignacio Pino, director of Attijariwafa Bank Europe-Spain and co-vice president of the Morocco-Spain Economic Council. He is one of the most privileged voices for understanding the socio-economic context of Morocco and Africa as a whole.

During the interesting interview, Ignacio Pino shares his banking experience in North Africa and the Middle East, highlighting the enormous opportunities that the continent offers Spanish companies, if they know how to approach it.

From Casablanca to Dakar, via Cairo and Amman, the two experts talk about effective and secure internationalisation, the value of African banking as a strategic ally and even the 2030 World Cup as a catalyst for investment and infrastructure in Morocco.

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