Mehdi Tazi takes over the reins of the CGEM for the 2026-2029 term. Elected this Thursday, May 14 alongside Mohamed Bachiri as vice-president general, the new duo aims to reposition the business leaders as a central player in the economic transformation of the Kingdom. Regionalization, industrial sovereignty, artificial intelligence, administrative simplification, and support for SMEs…...
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