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- Moroccan BCP’s subsidiary AMIFA has signed a strategic partnership with the IFC for an assistance and consulting agreement with a total budget of USD 1.4m, according to the business press;
- In Tunisia, SOPAT improved its revenues by 28% to TND 63m at the end of September of this year compared to the same period of last year;
- The African Continent attracted USD 552.4m of the USD 1.038bn allocated by the Green Fund for climate projects;
- Among the African markets, the Kenyan stock market recorded the highest daily performance (+0.87%), while the Egyptian stock exchange recorded the lowest one (-1.68%).
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