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    Green economy: the EBRD grants 55 million euros to Saham Bank to support sustainable development in Morocco.

    21 July 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Saham Bank benefits from financing of 55 million euros granted by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). This strategic partnership is part of the GEFF Plus (Green Economy Financing Facility) program and aims to support the energy transition and sustainable development initiatives in Morocco.

    This loan is backed by several international partners, including the Green Climate Fund (GCF), the European Union, and the Canadian government through the HIPCA fund. It will enable the establishment of two lines of credit intended to finance Moroccan private projects contributing to decarbonization and climate resilience.

    Furthermore, technical assistance, funded by the EU and the GCF, will strengthen Saham Bank’s internal skills in green finance. This collaboration also aims to develop innovative financial products in line with national climate goals.

    This financing is fully aligned with Morocco’s decarbonization and climate resilience program, highlighting the commitment of financial actors to support the country’s ecological transition.

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