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April 2025 Casablanca, Morocco
Tomorrow Foundation had the honor of participating in the 40th edition of the Crans Montana Forum, held in Casablanca from April 24 to 26, 2025, under the presidency of its founder and president, Mr. Jean-Paul CARTERON.
This edition welcomed His Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Luxemburg and H.E. Mr. Macky SALL, former President of the Republic of Senegal, whose longstanding commitment to South-South cooperation and the economic and social development of Africa brought a compelling dimension to the discussions.
The 2025 Forum was structured around a strategically relevant central theme: “The Royal Initiative for the Atlantic: Towards Enhanced and Inclusive Cooperation Between Africa and Its Partners.” This theme is aligned with the initiative launched by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, which aims to transform the African Atlantic space into a platform for shared prosperity, stability, development, and commercial exchange—particularly to promote regional integration and open access for Sahelian states.
The Tomorrow Foundation was represented by its delegate in Morocco, Mr Ernest Yassine COPPÉE, who participated in high-level sessions, debates, and bilateral meetings. Throughout these exchanges, Mr. COPPÉE actively promoted the Foundation’s mission and projects while identifying opportunities for collaboration with other participating institutions, governments, and economic stakeholders.
On the sidelines of the Forum, Mr. COPPÉE also took part in an official visit to the Port of Casablanca, organized for international delegates. The visit provided insight into the port’s key infrastructure, including container terminals, logistics platforms, and ongoing modernization projects, underscoring Casablanca’s strategic role as a regional maritime hub.
The Tomorrow Foundation’s participation in this prestigious event reflects its ongoing commitment to supporting entrepreneurship in Africa as a means of fostering economic, social, and cultural empowerment for youth, through the promotion of credible international initiatives.
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