Bank of Africa Raises Awareness Among Moroccan Businesses About 2026 Currency Regulations
Bank of Africa Hosts Third Edition of "Business Meetings" in Casablanca
Bank of Africa (BOA) recently organized the third edition of its "Business Meetings" in Casablanca, a gathering dedicated to Moroccan businesses aimed at deciphering the developments introduced by the General Instruction on Foreign Exchange Operations (IGOC) 2026. The initiative seeks to provide support mechanisms designed to assist companies in their international growth.
In partnership with the Foreign Exchange Office, the Moroccan Agency for Investment and Export Development (AMDIE), and BMCE Capital, the event brought together experts, institutional representatives, and business leaders to discuss the challenges related to foreign exchange regulations, investment, and the international expansion of Moroccan companies.
The event showcased the main innovations of the IGOC 2026, which aims to make the regulatory framework more understandable, accessible, and better suited to the needs of economic operators. The new measures have been designed to simplify administrative procedures, enhance the understanding of foreign exchange rules, and facilitate international operations for businesses.
Participants were also informed about various investment support mechanisms, as well as hedging solutions and foreign exchange risk management, which have become essential in an economic environment characterized by significant volatility in international markets.
For Bank of Africa, this initiative is part of its strategy to support Moroccan companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), by providing them with the necessary tools to secure their financial operations and capitalize on opportunities presented by international markets.
Through this event, the bank reaffirms its commitment to fostering the internationalization of the national economic landscape and enhancing the competitiveness of Moroccan enterprises amidst the globalization of trade.
