Crédit Agricole du Maroc, EBRD, and AT Saïss Group Join Forces to Support Rural Women Entrepreneurs

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Crédit Agricole Maroc is strengthening its commitment to the economic inclusion of women in rural areas. Through a partnership established with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the AT Saïss Group, 360 female cooperators, farmers, and project holders will benefit from a support program that combines training, financial education, and access to financing.

A Partnership for the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women

On June 25, 2026, Crédit Agricole Maroc (CAM) signed a tripartite partnership agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the AT Saïss Group to promote the economic empowerment of rural women.

The agreement was signed by Mohammed Fikrat, President of the Management Board of Crédit Agricole Maroc, Mark Bowman, Vice President in charge of Policies and Partnerships at EBRD, and Mehdi Zirari, Deputy General Director of the AT Saïss Group.

Dedicated Support for 360 Women Entrepreneurs

The program will benefit 360 female cooperators, farmers, and project leaders, aiming to enhance their ability to develop income-generating activities and improve their financial independence.

The initiative focuses on three main areas: financial education, strengthening entrepreneurial skills, and facilitating access to financing, allowing beneficiaries to bring their projects to fruition and grow under favorable conditions.

Promoting More Inclusive Agriculture

Through this initiative, Crédit Agricole Morocco reaffirms its commitment to financial inclusion and economic development in rural areas.

The partnership also aims to contribute to a more inclusive, resilient, and sustainable agriculture by strengthening the role of women in agricultural value chains and local value creation.

A Commitment to Regional Development

By focusing on training, support, and funding, the partners wish to encourage female entrepreneurship in rural areas and promote the emergence of projects capable of stimulating the local economy.

This cooperation illustrates the shared commitment of Crédit Agricole Maroc, EBRD, and the AT Saïss Group to promote a more equitable growth model where rural women play a central role in the economic and social development of their regions.

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