BCP’s New Era Under Naziha Belkeziz as CEO After Mohamed Karim Mounir’s Retirement
The Central Popular Bank (BCP) has officially announced a leadership change with Naziha Belkeziz appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer. This strategic decision comes as Mohamed Karim Mounir, who has led the bank since 2018, steps down to enjoy his retirement.
In a statement released today, the Board of Directors expressed full confidence in Belkeziz’s leadership, citing her impressive career trajectory and the wealth of experience she brings to the role. They emphasized her blend of professional expertise and exceptional human qualities, both of which have positioned her as a standout leader in the financial sector.
Belkeziz’s appointment marks a new chapter for BCP, as the bank looks to continue its growth trajectory under her guidance. The Board highlighted her leadership skills and her ability to inspire teams, which will be crucial as BCP navigates the evolving banking landscape.
They also took the opportunity to thank Mohamed Karim Mounir for his three decades of dedication to the bank, recognizing his instrumental role in BCP’s expansion, particularly during his tenure as CEO. The Board expressed gratitude for Mounir’s contributions and wished him well in his retirement.
As BCP enters this new phase, all eyes will be on Belkeziz, who is expected to steer the bank toward continued success while fostering innovation and ensuring the institution remains a key player in the competitive banking sector.
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