The General Director of the Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion (CDG), Khalid Safir, and the General Director of the Office National des Chemins de Fer (ONCF), Mohamed Rabie Khlie, signed a strategic partnership framework agreement last Friday in Rabat, outlining the terms and areas of collaboration between the two organizations.

This framework agreement establishes the foundations for a sustainable and mutually beneficial partnership between the two parties in various identified fields, including financial consulting and financing structuring, land development, real estate management, renewable energy, and energy efficiency, as stated in a joint communiqué published on Monday on the ONCF website.

This partnership supports the new development cycle of the Office and its subsidiaries, continuing the major transformations achieved over the past two decades, according to the same source.

And It Should Be Added That These Transformations Aim to Establish and Promote Sustainable Mobility…

It should also be noted that these transformations aim to establish and promote sustainable mobility that is accessible to all, addressing the strategic, economic, and environmental challenges facing Morocco and meeting expectations for upcoming deadlines.

For the CDG group, this initiative is central to its new strategy of supporting public policies in the development of national strategic projects with significant economic and social impact.

This initiative is part of a long-term vision, enabling sustainable support for its partners by providing them with all its technical and financial expertise through its various subsidiaries, allowing them to better structure their development projects and mobilize the necessary funding from various stakeholders.

“The synergy between the CDG and the ONCF on strategic projects reinforces their mutual commitment to fully support the economic and social development dynamics of our country under the enlightened leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, May God Assist Him,” the communiqué concludes.

The General Director of the Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion (CDG), Khalid Safir, and the General Director of the Office National des Chemins de Fer (ONCF), Mohamed Rabie Khlie, signed a strategic partnership framework agreement last Friday in Rabat, outlining the terms and areas of collaboration between the two organizations.

This framework agreement establishes the foundations for a sustainable and mutually beneficial partnership between the two parties in various identified fields, including financial consulting and financing structuring, land development, real estate management, renewable energy, and energy efficiency, as stated in a joint communiqué published on Monday on the ONCF website.

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This partnership supports the new development cycle of the Office and its subsidiaries, continuing the major transformations achieved over the past two decades, according to the same source.

And It Should Be Added That These Transformations Aim to Establish and Promote Sustainable Mobility…

And It Should Be Added That These Transformations Aim…

It should also be noted that these transformations aim to establish and promote sustainable mobility that is accessible to all, addressing the strategic, economic, and environmental challenges facing Morocco and meeting expectations for upcoming deadlines.

For the CDG group, this initiative is central to its new strategy of supporting public policies in the development of national strategic projects with significant economic and social impact.

The General Director of the…

This initiative is part of a long-term vision, enabling sustainable support for its partners by providing them with all its technical and financial expertise through its various subsidiaries, allowing them to better structure their development projects and mobilize the necessary funding from various stakeholders.

“The synergy between the CDG and the ONCF on strategic projects reinforces their mutual commitment to fully support the economic and social development dynamics of our country under the enlightened leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, May God Assist Him,” the communiqué concludes.

This initiative is part of a long-term vision…