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Investing in the Prosperity of Morocco and Africa

marking its presence through the construction of diverse residential and commercial structures in Casablanca's suburbs. Today, with over 30,000 units ranging from affordable homes to luxury residences, the firm's legacy is undeniable. The 1960s saw the company diversify into agriculture, cultivating citrus fruits, berries, and almonds across several farms in Morocco. “Historically concentrated on citrus, today the group is diversifying its agricultural portfolio by investing in almonds and berries,” says

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