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Atlantic Re: A New Identity for Enhanced Regional Ambitions

Monday 21 April 2025 - 10:20
By: Dakir Madiha
Atlantic Re: A New Identity for Enhanced Regional Ambitions

Casablanca, April 17, 2025 – The Société Centrale de Réassurance (SCR) has reached a pivotal milestone by adopting a new identity: Atlantic Re. This transformation is part of a strategic shift aimed at solidifying national leadership while accelerating regional expansion.

A significant step in a historic trajectory

With 65 years of expertise, Atlantic Re represents the continuity of national service while embracing a new focus on innovation, sustainable performance, and continental influence. Since its inception, the company has played a crucial role in structuring Morocco's insurance sector, covering major risks, and supporting the national economy during critical periods.

In 2024, Atlantic Re reported a revenue of nearly 4 billion MAD, with approximately 30% derived from international operations. The company now supports operators in over 70 countries, collaborating with more than 500 partners and maintaining three regional offices in Abidjan, Kigali, and Cairo.

A continental ambition aligned with national priorities

This new identity resonates with the vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, for a Morocco that is engaged, influential, and supportive of Africa's development. Atlantic Re aspires to become a reference player in the industry, harmonizing expertise, proximity, and long-term commitment.

“Atlantic Re embodies a national ambition. It expresses our desire to contribute to a more resilient, influential Morocco, focused on Africa,” stated Ouafae Mriouah, General Director of Atlantic Re.

A structured strategy with concrete action plans

Atlantic Re's transformation is guided by a clear roadmap: the Reach2030 strategic plan aims to bolster its position in Morocco while enhancing its presence across Africa. Reach2030 is more than a plan; it represents a commitment to building a reinsurance framework that is closer, more agile, and capable of addressing the continent's profound transitions.

This plan is founded on five key objectives:

- Strengthening national and continental leadership by consolidating achievements in Morocco and supporting the emergence of regional insurance markets.

- Reinventing client relationships by offering greater proximity, responsiveness, and tailored solutions to partners.

- Enhancing influence and visibility through active participation in regional sector dynamics and strengthening strategic partnerships.

- Reinforcing financial and technical solidity by optimizing resource use and improving risk and performance management.

- Fostering talent and corporate culture by focusing on skill development and promoting a culture of Responsibility, Excellence, and Citizenship.

With Atlantic Re, Morocco gains a robust, agile, and visionary player prepared to tackle the climatic, economic, and technological challenges of the region while remaining true to its roots and focused on the future.


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