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BCG Strengthens Casablanca Office with Key Executive Appointments

BCG has strengthened its Casablanca office with two new Managing Directors and Partners to support its expansion in Africa. Souhail Cherqaoui-Fassi brings expertise in telecoms and technology, while Ghita Lahlou offers deep experience in public and private sector strategy.

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Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has strengthened its Casablanca office with the transfer of Souhail Cherqaoui-Fassi from its Paris office as an Managing Directors and Partners and the appointment of Ghita Lahlou as an Managing Directors and Partners, effective January 12, 2026. These strategic moves underscore BCG’s commitment to expanding its footprint in Morocco and across Africa, where it has operated for over 15 years supporting both public and private sector clients. Souhail Cherqaoui-Fassi brings over a decade of international experience advising telecom, technology, media, and private equity clients on growth, transformation, and investment projects, with deep expertise in digital infrastructure, IT services, cybersecurity, and semiconductors. Ghita Lahlou offers more than 18 years of experience, having advised major public and private organizations in Morocco and Africa on growth strategy, investment planning, and transactional operations, with recognized sector expertise in healthcare, infrastructure, and transportation. Both executives have strong local ties and international backgrounds, with Cherqaoui-Fassi holding a master’s in strategy from HEC Paris and Lahlou an MBA from ESSEC. According to Hamid Maher, Managing Director & Senior Partner leading BCG Casablanca and BCG X Africa, these appointments reflect BCG’s ambition to solidify its presence and leadership in the region. With a team of 15 Managing Directors and Partners, the Casablanca office reinforces its position as a market leader in strategy, transformation, and AI consulting, serving as a key hub for Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.

SOURCE: BCG