Top 5 Rechiste people in Morocco --اغنياء المغرب

the richest Moroccan people in 2015

1 *  Othman Benjelloun, $2.4 billion

Moroccan, Banking

Othman Benjelloun is the CEO of BMCE Bank, one of the largest commercial banks in Morocco, with operations in at least 15 African countries. He is also the chairman of holding company FinanceCom which has interests in banking, insurance, and telecom in Morocco.

2 *

King Mohammed VI

$2.1 Billion

 Moroccan, Diversified

King Mohammed VI of Morocco celebrated his 15th year on the throne in July 2014. From his father, the late King Hassan II, he inherited an estimated 40% stake in Societe Nationale d'Investissement (SNI), a large, formerly state-owned Moroccan investment company that has controlling stakes in the country's largest bank, Attijariwafa, mining company Managem Group, sugar producer Cosumar, dairy firm Centrale Laitiere and other assets

3 * Aziz Akhannouch, $1.8 billion

Moroccan, Diversified

Aziz Akhannouch is the largest shareholder in Akwa Group, a multi-billion dollar Moroccan conglomerate with interests in petroleum, gas and chemicals through publicly-traded Afriquia Gas and Maghreb Oxygene, as well as media, real estate development and hotels. His wife, Salwa Idrissi, runs a successful real estate development company in Morocco, and holds the Moroccan franchise for Gap, Zara, and Galeries Lafayette, among other fashion brands.


4 * Miloud Chaabi, $1.3 billion

Moroccan, Diversified

Miloud Chaabi got his start in 1948 developing housing, then expanded through his privately owned Ynna Holding into hotels, supermarkets and renewable energy.  Chaabi has committed to building a university in Casablanca in partnership with Indiana State University.

5 * Anas Sefrioui,  $1.1 Billion 

Moroccan, Diversified

Anas Sefrioui, head of publicly traded homebuilder Groupe Addoha, enjoyed a long run winning government contracts to develop low-cost housing in Morocco, but government cutbacks have recenlty hurt Addoha. Net earnings dropped 11% to $189 million in 2013. The company announced in March it would buy back stock, but shares fell nonetheless. In an attempt to grow, Addoha is accelerating expansion in Africa outside of Morocco

Mohamed bensalah   $700 Million 

 Mohamed Bensalah heads Holmarcom Group, a family holding company founded by his late father. His mother and three sisters all occupy positions within the group, which includes stakes in leading Moroccan insurer Atlanta, water bottler Oulmes, and airline Air Arabia Maroc. Holmarcom boosted its stake in Atlanta in April by 30%, making the insurer its single biggest holding. Its current 70% stake is worth more than $350 million