Morocco: FNPI Explores New Real Estate Financing Options with Shelter Afrique
National Federation of Real Estate Developers Holds Key Meeting with Shelter Afrique Development Bank
On May 20, 2026, the National Federation of Real Estate Developers (FNPI) convened a meeting with two representatives from Shelter Afrique Development Bank, an institution specializing in housing finance across Africa and a subsidiary affiliated with the African Development Bank.
The meeting featured Mr. Edmond Adjikpe, Director of Public-Private Partnerships and Public Sector Relations, alongside Mr. Yvon Ouedraogo, Principal Investment Expert.
Exploring New Financing Solutions for Moroccan Developers
The discussions centered on alternative financing options aimed at Moroccan real estate developers. Shelter Afrique outlined its support mechanisms, which include project financing, institutional loans, equity participation, and public-private partnerships.
The goal is to offer solutions tailored to the needs of the Moroccan real estate market, particularly in the affordable housing and commercial real estate segments.
A Financing Proposal in the Works
As a result of this meeting, it was agreed that representatives from Shelter Afrique would develop a concrete financing proposal for FNPI members. This proposal will be submitted to the Board of Directors upon its approval.
Both parties also discussed the potential for organizing an exploratory mission in Africa, with support from Shelter Afrique, to explore new investment opportunities and partnership avenues.
Shelter Afrique: A Key Player in African Housing
Founded on a partnership involving 44 African governments, the African Development Bank, and the Africa Reinsurance Company, Shelter Afrique plays a central role in financing affordable housing and commercial real estate projects across the continent.
Additionally, the organization provides consulting and technical assistance services to sector stakeholders, thereby contributing to the development of sustainable and inclusive real estate projects in Africa.
