CONTRIBUTING TO
THE FINANCING OF
INFRASTRUCTURE
Through its African
subsidiaries , the Attijariwafa
bank group helps governments
to f inance infrastructure
projects . In 2022 , the Group
arranged and f inanced the
concession to build the new
Libreville international airport .
It also part - f inanced a project
to set up a smart transport
system on 5 stretches of
highway in Cameroon , as
well as the construction and
operation of 14 toll booths on
the main roads in Côte d ’ Ivoire .
SIB acted as co - arranger ,
credit agent , surety agent and
account keeper .
And f inally , in Togo , the Group
contributed to the f inancing
of a structuring project for
an industrial platform and
logistics park .
CREATING INTRA - AFRICA
BUSINESS CORRIDORS ,
AND CORRIDORS WITH THE
REST OF THE WORLD
With its in - depth knowledge
of the markets and socio -
economic specif icities of
its countries of presence ,
the Group supports African
companies ’ growth and actively
contributes to the development
of intra - African trade and trade
with the rest of the world . To
this end , it relies on various
structures such as the Africa
Development Club .
The Africa Development Club
is a business networking
platform that brings together
economic communities
operating in Africa . It provides
access to information , training ,
services and expertise to
support the dynamics of
making connections , identifying
investment opportunities and
sharing experiences .
The Club counts 10 chapters
in Africa , with 10 , 000 members
and having organized over
25 , 000 business meetings since
its creation . In 2022 , the Club
organized several multi - sector
missions in both digital and
on - site formats . These brought
together many participants
from 15 African countries , with
the aim of supporting African
companies ’ development .
In addition , the Group
has signed a partnership
agreement with Nigeria ’ s Union
Bank for the development of
pan - African trade and new joint
commercial opportunities for
their respective customers ,
aimed at supporting trade
f inance and investment
corridors between Nigeria
and all the countries in which
the Group operates . The two
banks are thus committed
to supporting the growth
of African economies by
supporting intra - African trade
and investment , and promoting
sustainable and inclusive
development .
10 chapters in
Africa
3 , 000
active members from Africa
and partner countries
32 multi sector missions
since the Club s creation in
2016
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Club Afrique Développement