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Under the aegis of the Arab Union of Real Estate Construction and Development, the National Council of the Order of Notaries of Morocco (CNONM) and the Federation of Real Estate Promoters of West Africa (FPIAO) announce their strategic partnership for the organization of Arab-African congresses on real estate development and investment.
A press conference, held in Casablanca on Monday January 27, 2025 was an opportunity to formalize the holding of this tripartite congress, scheduled for Laâyoune on April 4 and 5, 2025.
During this event, the main orientations of the congress were presented by the president of the Arab Union for construction and property development, Dr. Lahiq al-Otaibi (Saudi Arabia), the secretary general of the Union, Mr. Salah Eddine El Badry (Morocco), the president of the federation of real estate developers of West Africa (FPIAO), Mr. Siriki Sangaré (Ivory Coast) and the secretary general of the National Council of the Order of Notaries of Morocco (CNONM), Me Mohamed Rachid Tadlaoui.
Also during this press conference the Arabic Union for Construction and Real Estate Development appointed the National Council of the Order of Notaries of Morocco (CNONM) in the person of Maitre Mohamed Rachid Tadlaoui as the privileged interlocutor of this prestigious body in Morocco. This flagship event marks a decisive turning point in cooperation between the Arab and African countries, by setting the foundations for a strengthened partnership in the real estate sector.
A partnership for Arab-African real estate influence
This congress, the fruit of a common vision, aims to strengthen regional cooperation and create strategic investment opportunities between member countries. With the participation of decision -makers, promoters, notaries, investors and financial institutions, this event will highlight the challenges and opportunities related to sustainable and inclusive real estate development.
The program will include plenary sessions, thematic workshops and interactive panels allowing participants to explore crucial subjects such as digital transformation in the real estate sector, innovative financing solutions, and the importance of sustainability in real estate projects modern.
For this first edition, Gabon was chosen as a guest of honor, strengthening the links between African and Arab countries, while embodying the spirit of collaboration and sharing that leads this major event.
Congress objectives
Strengthen Arab-African cooperation : Create a dialogue framework to promote innovative partnerships between Arab and African countries. Stimulate real estate investments : Attract local and international capital to support strategic projects. Promote modern and lasting standards : Highlight environmentally friendly real estate practices and aligned with international standards. Support the role of notaries in transactions : Guarantee legal and contractual security in the real estate sector. Highlight innovation : Promote the adoption of intelligent technologies in the design and management of real estate projects.
A regional office to strengthen parallel diplomacy
The Regional Office of the Arab Union for Construction and Real Estate Development (CREDA), won by Morocco last August, will open its doors in Laâyoune.
This development marks a transition to proactive and strategic management of the real estate sector, by focusing on long -term planning and enhanced coordination between regional and international actors.
These decisions were made at the General Assembly of the Union, held in Cairo in Egypt.
Created in 2002, the Arabic Union for Construction and Real Estate Development, a member of the Forum of specialized Arab Federations (placed under the aegis of the General Secretariat of the Arab States League), is a key player in regional cooperation. Integrated into the framework of the common Arab action, it is devoted to the design and realization of structuring projects, aimed at modernizing the real estate sector while meeting the economic and social challenges of member countries.
Beyond the Congress, the Arabic Union of Construction and Real Estate Development is launching ambitious and strategic projects for the sector
The Arab Union of Construction and Real Estate Development, a key player in urban development in the Arab world, has identified several strategic initiatives for the coming years:
Arab digital platform for real estate : A single platform bringing together investment opportunities, market data and information on current projects. Real estate support fund : Creation of a fund dedicated to the support of real estate projects in areas affected by crises. Specialized training academy : Implementation of a training center to strengthen the skills of professionals in the sector. Salon and price dedicated to the real estate sector : Organization of an international event highlighting best practices and innovations in the sector. Sustainable construction research laboratory : Creation of an innovation space to develop solutions with low environmental impact. Promote governance and transparency : Adoption of clear rules and standards to guarantee an ethical and reliable work environment. Local capacity building : Development of initiatives aimed at training local experts in each member country.
Why Laâyoune?
Laâyoune, at the heart of Morocco’s economic reforms and economic transformations, represents a strategic choice to host this event.
As one of the major cities in the southern provinces, it is highly symbolic. This region illustrates the kingdom’s commitment to integrated development and the stability of the Sahara.
With its modern infrastructure and positioning as a crossroads between Africa and the Arab world, Laâyoune is a concrete example of the success of integrated development projects.
It embodies the spirit of congress: connect, innovate and build a lasting future.
Practical information
Date : 4-5 April 2025 Place : Laâyoune, Morocco Key participants : Ministers, investors, real estate developers, notaries, representatives of financial institutions.
