News Middle East03 Dec 2024

MENA:Regional insurance and banking centres sign MoU to boost financial sectors in Morocco and Qatar

| 03 Dec 2024

Qatar Financial Centre Authority (QFCA), the legal and tax arm of the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC), has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Casablanca Finance City Authority (CFCA), the managing entity of Casablanca Finance City (CFC) in Morocco.

The strategic partnership establishes a collaborative framework between the two entities, both members of the World Alliance of International Financial Centres (WAIFC), to bolster their roles as regional financial hubs and promote the economic development and business-friendly environments in both Qatar and Morocco.

The MoU outlines several core objectives, including fostering development and sharing best practices to drive innovation and diversification; attracting more financial institutions, multinational corporations, and professional services providers to both financial centres; and exchanging information on innovation trends, products, services, and relevant legislation in each jurisdiction.

Additionally, cross-border business engagement will be enhanced through regular delegations, further strengthening ties between the two financial communities. The MoU also articulates joint initiatives in financial literacy and professional trainings designed to cultivate a talent pool ready for the evolving financial sector.

Mr Yousuf Mohamed Al-Jaida, CEO of QFC, underscored the significance of the partnership, “This partnership with Casablanca Finance City Authority strengthens our efforts to drive the growth and development of the financial sector while building an interconnected, innovative, and future-ready framework across the region. Joining forces with CFCA enhances our ability to attract global investment and creates opportunities for shared growth and knowledge exchange, fostering a stronger financial landscape in both Qatar and Morocco.”

Mr Said Ibrahimi, CEO of CFC, echoed Mr Al-Jaida's sentiments, “This MoU is a milestone for both Casablanca Finance City and Qatar Financial Centre, forging a vital link between Africa and the Middle East. Together, we’re not just collaborating; we’re creating a bridge that empowers businesses and drives transformative growth across our regions.”

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