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According to bank documents, the tentative program objective is to mobilize and channel private investment towards high-performing SMEs and commercial infrastructure projects in Morocco, in support to a greener and more inclusive recovery.
As part of the recovery plan, the FMVI aims to catalyze private financings to provide equity/quasi equity to strategic segments and sectors of the Moroccan economy. Initial areas targeted by the authorities in the law establishing the FMVI are manufacturing, innovation and growth, SMEs, infrastructures, agriculture, and tourism.
World Bank:
Name : Samia Mouline
Designation : Senior Private Sector Specialist Role : Team Leader(ADM Responsible)
Telephone No : Email : smouline@worldbank.org
Name : Peter Farup Ladegaard
Designation : Senior Public Sector Specialist Role : Team Leader
Telephone No : 458-5625 Email : pladegaard@worldbank.org
Name : Sebastien Boitreaud
Designation : Lead Financial Officer Role : Team Leader
Telephone No : 473-5270 Email : sboitreaud@worldbank.org
Borrower:
Borrower : Ministry of Finance
Contact : Nouaman Al Aissami Title : Deputy head of the treasury
Telephone No : 21266191548 Email : n.alaissami@tresor.finances.gov.ma
Implementing Agencies:
Fonds Mohammed VI pour l'investissement
Contact : Nouaman Al Aissami Title : Deputy head of treasury
Telephone No : 00212661291548 Email : n.alaissami@tresor.finances.gov.ma
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