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Allianz Maroc strengthens governance with two new independent board members

Allianz Maroc has announced the appointment of Malika Youssoufine and Mohammed Amine Benhalima as independent board members. This decision aligns with the company’s strategy to strengthen its governance structure by bringing in external expertise from diverse and recognized sectors. It also reflects Allianz Maroc’s ongoing commitment to maintaining high governance standards that meet international best practices.

“We are delighted to welcome Malika Youssoufine and Mohammed Amine Benhalima to our Board of Directors. Their exceptional careers and diverse expertise will enhance the company’s ability to address sector challenges while ensuring robust governance,” said Abderrahim Dbich, Managing Director of Allianz Maroc.

Malika Youssoufine brings over 30 years of experience in various industries and services, having held leadership positions in multinational companies, including serving as General Manager of AXA Assistance Maroc. Her expertise spans organizational and cultural transformation, HR process optimization, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and high-stakes project management.

Youssoufine is also an active advocate for corporate social responsibility within the Moroccan Employers’ Federation (CGEM), where she served as Vice President of the CSR Label Committee from 2018 to June 2023. A member of the Club des Femmes Administratrices (CFA), she is a strong proponent of gender parity and diversity in the workplace.

Mohammed Amine Benhalima, meanwhile, is a seasoned consultant and independent board member for both publicly traded and private companies listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange. He also serves as a consultant for the World Bank, contributing to capital market reforms in Morocco, and is a member of the privatization operations evaluation body.

Previously, Benhalima held key roles at the Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion (CDG), where he was Deputy CEO, and served as CEO of Fipar-Holding and Managing Director of CDG Capital.

 

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