Forbes: 5 Moroccans in the list of top 40 richest Africans
The U.S. business magazine has published the list of 40 richest African, Morocco 4th in class to number of billionaires and millionaires in dollars
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Ranked behind South Africa (12), Nigeria (11), Egypt (8), Morocco comes fourth in the number of African rich in the top 40 of the largest fortunes in the rich continent with 5 identified.
Dice 7th place in this top 40 compiled by the magazine New Yorker, Forbes, the billionaire appears Moroccan Othman Benjelloun (80 years), chairman of the finance com which BMCE, with a personal fortune amounting to 2.75 billion .
Comes after him in 12th place, Miloud Chaabi (83 years), President of Ynna Holding, with $ 2.1 billion.
Anas Sefrioui (55) Group President Addoha, ranks 16th, with 1.35 billion.
Saham Group Chairman and former boss of bosses in Morocco, Moulay Hafid Elalamy (52 years old) came 31st with 500 million.
And finally, closing the Moroccan presence in top the 40 richest list, African Lazraq Alami (62 years), with 490 million.
The ranking is dominated by the African Nigerian Aliko Dangote, the top 40 includes two African women Folorunsho Alakija of Nigeria and Isabel dos Santos of Angola.
Dice 7th place in this top 40 compiled by the magazine New Yorker, Forbes, the billionaire appears Moroccan Othman Benjelloun (80 years), chairman of the finance com which BMCE, with a personal fortune amounting to 2.75 billion .
Comes after him in 12th place, Miloud Chaabi (83 years), President of Ynna Holding, with $ 2.1 billion.
Anas Sefrioui (55) Group President Addoha, ranks 16th, with 1.35 billion.
Saham Group Chairman and former boss of bosses in Morocco, Moulay Hafid Elalamy (52 years old) came 31st with 500 million.
And finally, closing the Moroccan presence in top the 40 richest list, African Lazraq Alami (62 years), with 490 million.
The ranking is dominated by the African Nigerian Aliko Dangote, the top 40 includes two African women Folorunsho Alakija of Nigeria and Isabel dos Santos of Angola.
Source : https://www.marocafrik.com/english/Forbes-5-Morocc...