Developing access to

education and fostering

entrepreneurship

INSTILLING AN ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT AMONG

YOUNG PEOPLE

Supporting entrepreneurship is a priority for the Group

As such Attijariwafa bank is a founding member of

the INJAZ AlMaghrib association whose mission is to

foster the entrepreneurial spirit of young middle school

high school and university students

Group employees have covered part of the associations

volunteering needs since its creation in 2007 In addition

to the bank in Morocco several subsidiaries of the

Attijariwafa bank group were involved in this initiative

PROMOTING ACCESS TO THE

GRANDES ÉCOLES

The Foundation is committed to

education, a key component of the

Group’s CSR policy, with a view to

promoting excellence and equal

opportunity, particularly among

young people from disadvantaged

social backgrounds. Each

year, the Foundation organizes

concentration weeks for

students in scientif ic and

business preparatory classes,

to help them prepare for the

competitive entrance exams

to the leading business and

engineering grandes écoles. In

2022, the initiative benef ited 119

eligible students from public

preparatory classes across the

Kingdom. In the same vein,

every year the Attijariwafa

bank Foundation supports the

AMGE caravan, organized by

the Moroccan Association of

Grandes Écoles, as an exclusive

partner since its launch in 2006.

This initiative, supported by the

Ministry of National Education,

is designed for students from

public preparatory classes in

business and science and aims

to inform, advise, and provide

them with practical and concrete

information on how to access

the Grandes Écoles. This year,

the caravan targeted over 1,700

young people from Morocco’s

public CPGEs.

DEVELOPING AN INDUSTRY

OF EXCELLENCE IN THE

BANKING AND FINANCIAL

SECTOR

The result of a successful

public-private partnership, the

International master’s degree in

“Banking & Financial Markets”

was developed in 2007 by the

Attijariwafa bank group through

its Foundation, in partnership

with Banco Santander through

the UCEIF Foundation, with

Hassan II University through the

Faculty of Legal, Economic and

Social Sciences of Aïn Chock

Casablanca, and the University

of Cantabria. This master’s

program offers students a double

Moroccan and Spanish degree

from the two partner universities

and educates senior f inance

executives to meet the sector’s

need for qualif ied resources. The

master’s program is currently at

its 15th graduating class, with 32

students enrolled.

More than 1862

volunteer staff

26,542

hours of training

45,863 young

benef iciaries