CGEM 2026-2029: Mehdi Tazi and Mohamed Bachiri Unveil Their Roadmap in Casablanca
A Candidate Duo for New Business Governance
Mehdi Tazi and Mohamed Bachiri, candidates for the positions of President and Vice-President of the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) for the 2026-2029 term, presented their economic program this Monday.
In a press conference held in Casablanca, the duo outlined a roadmap focused on transforming the business environment and enhancing the competitiveness of Moroccan enterprises.
Five Pillars to Strengthen Economic Competitiveness
The proposed program revolves around five strategic axes considered essential for supporting the Kingdom’s economic transformations.
These initiatives aim to improve the business climate, stimulate private investment, bolster corporate competitiveness, and support value creation across various productive sectors.
Emphasis on the Business Environment and Investment
Both candidates highlighted the crucial need to continue structural reforms to streamline administrative processes and encourage investment.
The stated goal is to make the Moroccan economic ecosystem more attractive, particularly for both national and international investors, in a context of intense regional and global competition.
A Vision Focused on Economic Transformation
The roadmap also emphasizes supporting Moroccan enterprises in their transformations, particularly in areas of digitalization, innovation, and industrial upgrading.
This approach aims to align the national entrepreneurial fabric with the new demands of international markets and current technological shifts.
CGEM at the Heart of Economic Challenges for the 2026-2029 Term
Through this candidacy, Mehdi Tazi and Mohamed Bachiri aspire to strengthen CGEM’s role as a central player in public-private dialogue.
Their program is part of a dynamic of continuity and adaptation, aiming to support economic growth and facilitate ongoing structural reforms at the national level.
