The Menbita initiative, founded by ESSEC alumni Anouar Azelmat, Omar Douiri, and Saad Lemseffer, is hosting a talent recruitment forum today at the Maison du Maroc in Paris. This event aims to connect Moroccan professionals and students living abroad with leading companies in Morocco, creating pathways for their return through professional opportunities in a rapidly expanding market.
The forum, free and open by registration, targets students, recent graduates, and experienced professionals. From 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., attendees will have the chance to meet recruiters, network with business leaders, and explore career prospects. With over 1,000 expected participants, the event serves as a vital platform for fostering stronger ties between Morocco’s international talent pool and the country’s economic stakeholders.
Nine major Moroccan companies are participating in the forum, each showcasing exclusive job opportunities at dedicated booths:
- Crédit du Maroc (Official Sponsor)
- Intelcia (Official Sponsor)
- Bank Al-Maghrib
- Azura
- Masen
- Managem
- Nareva
- CDG Invest
- Bank of Africa
Attendees who submitted their CVs in advance will have the opportunity to attend on-the-spot interviews, streamlining their path to professional reintegration in Morocco.
Beyond the job interviews and company presentations, the forum emphasizes relationship-building. Informal networking spaces and a buffet are designed to encourage open conversations between attendees and employers. These exchanges provide participants with deeper insights into available opportunities while helping them integrate into a dynamic professional network.
“We aim to create bridges between young Moroccan talent and the opportunities back home,” say the Menbita organizers.
Menbita’s broader mission is to support Morocco’s development by encouraging the return and integration of skilled professionals in key sectors. By offering a platform to explore career prospects, the initiative benefits both job seekers and companies looking for qualified talent.
As Morocco’s economy continues to expand, events like this are critical for ensuring the country can attract and retain the human capital needed for sustainable growth. For many attendees, the Menbita forum represents a chance to not only advance their careers but also contribute to their home country’s success.
