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As development needs grow and financing becomes more constrained, collaboration is essential. The Power of Co-financing event brings together government leaders, multilateral development banks, bilateral partners, private sector actors, and emerging co-financing partners to explore how partnerships and pooled resources can deliver greater development impact.
Morocco has strong track record of partner collaboration, including through co-financing. Over the last decade (FY16–26 YTD), five World Bank Group-supported projects have been co-financed in Morocco, mobilizing over $2 billion. To date, co-financing in Morocco has been concentrated in the urban, agriculture, and transport sectors, with partnerships now expanding into areas such as health, energy, and digital development.
Co-hosted by the World Bank Group, AFD Groupe, and the Government of Morocco, the event will showcase real-world co-financing experiences from both public and private sectors. Through high-level dialogue and field-based examples, participants will examine what it takes to make co-financing work in practice and identify opportunities to strengthen future partnerships.
Read "Building together: Why co-financing matters more than ever."
Event Contacts
Srimathi Sridhar Washington, D.C., USA Tel: + 1 (240) 484-6788 |
Estelle Allano Rabat, Morocco +212 7 77 17 29 54 |
Jacqueline Purtell Kistler Washington, D.C., USA Tel: +1 (202) 251-7152 |
Meryam Benjelloun Rabat, Morocco +212 6 59 59 70 46 |
Demystify co-financing, showing clearly how partnerships work in practice.
Showcase results, highlighting real development impact in Morocco and beyond.
Strengthen collective commitment, culminating in a joint statement by the co-hosts.
Related Links
- Building together: Why co-financing matters more than ever
- Co-Financing at the World Bank
- Report: Co-financing with the World Bank Progress Report 2025
- The AFD–World Bank Group Partnership: Powering Development Impact Through Collaboration
- Connecting Co-Financiers to Maximize Impact
- The Global Collaborative Co-Financing Portal
- The World Bank Group in Morocco