(lavoixdesentreprises.info) – The « Stock Market Days, » organized by the Casablanca Stock Exchange, aim to enhance the financial education of Moroccans and actively involve them in the stock market. This event aspires to create a strong link between citizens and the economy while shedding light on the financial issues surrounding them.
In recent years, Morocco has witnessed significant developments in the economic and financial sectors, particularly with the launch of the « Stock Market Days, » an innovative initiative orchestrated by the Casablanca Stock Exchange. This event represents much more than just a series of conferences; it serves as a true platform for financial education intended to bring citizens closer to the mechanisms of the national economy. Through this approach, the organizers seek to raise awareness about the importance of a better understanding of financial markets and their impact on the daily lives of Moroccans.
During the inauguration, Tarik Senhaji, the Director General of the Casablanca Stock Exchange, highlighted the essential importance of financial education. He pointed out that while many citizens are already active in the markets, there remains untapped potential in terms of engagement and understanding. Establishing a direct link between individuals and listed companies is crucial for strengthening mutual trust. This allows shareholders to gain in-depth knowledge about companies, their strategies, and performances, while also providing an informed view of the financial sector.
Senhaji also discussed the governance model developing between the leaders of listed companies and their shareholders. This interaction benefits not only investors but also the market as a whole, as it fosters a culture of transparency and accountability. Such a framework is essential for attracting new subscribers and envisioning a future where the financial sector truly serves citizens.
Brahim Benjelloun Touimi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Casablanca Stock Exchange, reaffirmed the central role of the Exchange in the country’s economic development. Emphasizing the investment in education and training, he reminded that since its demutualization in 2016, the Exchange has evolved into a structured and dynamic player, capable of meeting the needs of businesses and investors. Thanks to this transformation, the Exchange is now better equipped to contribute to the financing of companies while ensuring transparency and improved governance.
Ali Hachami, Vice-President of the Professional Association of Brokerage Firms (Apsb), also emphasized the importance of this initiative for democratizing access to financial markets. By providing investors with appropriate tools and knowledge, the « Stock Market Days » aim to create a base of informed investors capable of making informed decisions in a complex economic environment. He noted that despite challenges, the market has recorded positive results in various sectors, illustrating the resilience and growth potential of the Moroccan economy.
New accessibility platforms developed by banks and brokerage firms play a crucial role in this dynamic. They allow individual investors to benefit from simplified access to training and trading tools. This represents a significant advance towards a more inclusive market, where every citizen can consider actively participating in the country’s economic life.
It is important to remember that the « Stock Market Days » are not just a one-time event; they embody an ambitious vision for the future of the Moroccan stock market. By promoting financial education and strengthening the ties between citizens and businesses, this initiative aims to make the Stock Exchange a true lever for inclusive development, serving national prosperity. The success of this endeavor will depend on the collective commitment of the actors in the Moroccan financial ecosystem, as well as the willingness of citizens to invest in their economic future.
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