CGEM 2025 Barometer: Moroccan companies advance in responsible governance
Speakers agreed that governance is a key factor in boosting corporate performance, credibility, and investor confidence.
Rabat – The General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) unveiled on Thursday the results of the third edition of the Barometer of Responsible Governance, which tracks progress in corporate governance among Moroccan companies listed on the public market. The presentation, chaired by CGEM Vice President Mehdi Tazi, took place in Casablanca and gathered key institutional partners, including the Casablanca Stock Exchange, the Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC), the Moroccan Association of Publicly Listed Companies (APE), and Ethics & Boards. According to CGEM, this year’s edition analyzed the 2024 reports of 92 Moroccan companies, using over 100 governance indicators per company. The findings show steady progress toward more transparent, inclusive, and sustainable corporate practices.
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