As part of its expansion plans into Francophone Africa, Network International, a digital trade facilitator in the Middle East and Africa, has set up a unit in Morocco.
With more than 30 years of experience leading the industry, Network International is dedicated to using cutting-edge technology specifically designed to meet the demands of Moroccan financial institutions and companies to accelerate the digitization of payments in the Kingdom.
Network International’s Group Chief Executive Officer, Nandan Mer, said: “Morocco represents a major strategic opportunity for us, not only because of its strong financial ecosystem but also because of its key role as a gateway to Francophone Africa.
”We firmly believe that our expertise, combined with innovative technology, will make a significant contribution to the country’s digital transformation. Our mission is to simplify commerce and make payments more accessible and inclusive for everyone.”
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“Casablanca is the newest hub we have in Africa to support local digital payments transformation. We aim to increase digital payments adoption by leveraging local talent and innovative solutions. “Our comprehensive suite of value-added solutions and services enable banks, fintechs, telecom operators and payment institutions to meet the evolving needs of their clients and pursue new growth opportunities while complying with local regulations,” added Dr. Reda Helal, Group Managing Director – Processing, Africa and Co-Head Group Processing, International Networks.
The network’s presence in Morocco further strengthens its position in Francophone Africa, leveraging shared cultural and linguistic ties.
The Moroccan market with its fast-growing payments sector is expected to experience significant growth, especially ahead of major sporting events such as the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
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