The Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI) and the Attijariwafa Bank Group launched in Dakhla the 2nd edition of the entrepreneurship training cycle for the benefit of students and international winners of academic cooperation from the Kingdom of Morocco.

The opening ceremony brought together a large diplomatic delegation, with the presence of consuls general from eleven countries, including several African nations and representatives from Latin America. This strong international participation underlines the strategic importance of this initiative as part of the royal vision for the sustainable development of the African continent.

The program offers a comprehensive approach to entrepreneurship through three major axes. The first part, delivered by the Dar Al Moukawil Academy, offers a complete introduction to the fundamentals of business creation. The second axis focuses on the practical support of project leaders, with personalized support to make their ideas a reality. Finally, the third component provides support to newly created very small businesses, with advanced financial management and digitalization modules

“This initiative embodies our commitment to South-South cooperation and meets the continent's real needs for entrepreneurial training,” said an AMCI representative at the ceremony. The success of the call for applications, with more than 1,000 applications received via the Morocco Alumni platform, testifies to the enthusiasm for this type of

The selected participants will benefit from great flexibility, with the possibility of following the courses in person in Dakhla or remotely from various cities in the Kingdom. This inclusive approach makes it possible to reach a large and diverse audience.

This structuring program, which combines the financial expertise of Attijariwafa bank and the international network of AMCI, positions Morocco as a center of excellence in entrepreneurial training for the continent.