The Centre régional d'investissement (CRI) has initiated a program aimed at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (TPME) in accessing public procurement markets. The program, conducted in partnership with the Trésorerie générale du Royaume and FINEA, a subsidiary of the CDG group, seeks to facilitate TPME access to public markets and financing. This initiative, dubbed "Les Matinées de la Commande publique," targets 50 project leaders and TPME executives interested in expanding their activities through public procurement.
The program provides selected participants with training sessions and accompaniment on key steps in public procurement, including identifying opportunities, preparing bids, executing contracts, and tailored financing solutions. The initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance TPME capacities to capitalize on public market opportunities. Interested parties can submit their applications until November 30.
The CRI Fès-Meknès aims to strengthen TPME capabilities in navigating public procurement processes. By partnering with the Trésorerie générale du Royaume and FINEA, the CRI ensures that selected TPME benefit from comprehensive support. This initiative aligns with Morocco's efforts to promote entrepreneurship and private sector growth.
The program's design focuses on addressing key challenges faced by TPME in accessing public markets. By providing targeted training and accompaniment, the initiative seeks to increase TPME participation in public procurement. This, in turn, can contribute to the growth and development of small and medium-sized enterprises in Morocco.
The "Les Matinées de la Commande publique" program is part of a broader strategy to promote economic development in the Fès-Meknès region. By supporting TPME, the CRI aims to foster entrepreneurship, job creation, and economic growth. The initiative's impact is expected to be significant, given the crucial role TPME play in Morocco's economy.
The selection process for the program involves an appel à manifestations d'intérêt (AMI), which is open until November 30. Interested TPME executives and project leaders are encouraged to apply. The CRI will select 50 participants to benefit from the program's training and accompaniment services.
The program's launch is timely, given the growing importance of public procurement in Morocco's economic development. By supporting TPME access to public markets, the CRI Fès-Meknès aims to promote economic growth, entrepreneurship, and job creation. The initiative's success will depend on effective implementation and close collaboration between the CRI, Trésorerie générale du Royaume, and FINEA.
Key points
- The CRI Fès-Meknès program targets 50 small and medium-sized enterprises.
- The initiative provides training and accompaniment in public procurement processes.
- Applications for the program are open until November 30.
