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CDG Strengthens Strategic Management with Appointment of Mohamed Ali Bensouda

CDG Strengthens Strategic Management with Appointment of Mohamed Ali Bensouda

Morocco World19-04-2025

Rabat – The Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion (CDG) has appointed Mohamed Ali Bensouda as its new Secretary General, a pivotal move that reinforces the institution's ongoing transformation strategy.
With over 26 years of experience within the Group , Bensouda brings extensive leadership expertise across multiple sectors of CDG's operations, making him a natural choice to support and execute the Group's strategic vision.
In his new role, Bensouda will assist the Director General in overseeing CDG's key strategic missions. He will also lead central functions of the holding, including strategy, finance, asset management, performance, regulation, human resources, digital innovation, and international cooperation.
This appointment comes as CDG undertakes a structural reorganization aimed at improving agility and efficiency.
A notable part of this shift is the elimination of the Deputy Director General role from the Group's organizational chart—an effort to streamline governance and improve clarity in decision-making. A Veteran CDG Executive
Mohamed Ali Bensouda's appointment is the culmination of a distinguished career at CDG. Since joining the Group in 1998, he has held several high-level positions including: Administrator and Director General of Finéa
Director of the Savings and Pensions Division
Deputy Director of CDG Capital in charge of Asset Management and Financial Services
Director of Banking Activities
Director of Organization, Quality, and Internal Audit
Prior to joining CDG , Bensouda began his professional journey at a major Moroccan bank, where he worked as a project manager for nearly three years.
Currently, and on a transitional basis, he continues to serve as Director General of the Savings and Social Protection branch of CDG.
In this capacity, he oversees the CNRA and RCAR and contributes to the mobilization of long-term savings for national development projects. Steering Strategic Transformation
As Secretary General, Bensouda will play a central role in guiding the implementation of CDG's strategic roadmap. He is tasked with coordinating cross-functional initiatives, managing institutional relationships with government bodies and public institutions, and enhancing risk governance and operational performance.
His responsibilities also extend to optimizing resource allocation, accelerating digital transformation, and positioning CDG as a key player on the international stage.
This appointment is viewed as a strategic move to reinforce CDG's utility and impact across the sectors it serves—ranging from finance and infrastructure to social protection and local development.
Mohamed Ali Bensouda is a graduate of the École Nationale de l'Industrie Minérale (ENIM) and holds an MBA from the École des Ponts et Chaussées. His academic and professional background has enabled him to navigate both technical and strategic challenges with success.
He is a member of CDG's Executive Committee, chairs the investment committees of CNRA and RCAR, and sits on the boards of several companies within and beyond the Group. He also leads several specialized committees focused on audit, risk, investment, and human resources.
Bensouda's appointment comes as CDG pursues a renewed focus on governance, innovation, and operational efficiency. As the institution transitions toward a more agile and responsive organizational structure, his leadership is expected to support the Group's efforts to maintain its role in advancing Morocco's economic and social development. Tags: CDGMohammed ali Bensoudaprofiles

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