CAPC and OBG Partnership

Africa

Third Party Event

26 Nov 2021


The Algerian Confederation of Citizen Patronage (CAPC) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Oxford Business Group (OBG) to study the economic potential and business opportunities offered by the country. This MoU defines the terms of cooperation between the two partners and paves the way for sustained collaboration over the period 2021-2024. This will notably lead to the publication of a series of sectoral reports, the first of which will focus on the country’s economic recovery and exports.

In the photo (L-R): Mohamed Sami Agli, President, CAPC; and Karine Loehman, Managing Director for Africa, Oxford Business Group.

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