Anas Sefrioui & family

Anas Sefrioui, a prominent Moroccan real estate mogul with a declared net worth of $1.1 billion as of March 2017, stands as the General President and majority owner of Addoha Douja Promotion, holding a 61.7% stake. Rising from a secondary school dropout, Sefrioui ventured into the real estate sector in 1988 after acquiring considerable business acumen from working alongside his father. By 1995, he had amassed his first billions, notably through constructing over 2,000 government-subsidized homes in Morocco, and further expanded his wealth in 2005 by contributing to the nation's public housing. His successful low-cost housing ventures in Morocco have set a precedent for similar projects in the United Arab Emirates. Sefrioui also diversified into the cement industry, inaugurating two plants in Morocco with a combined capacity of 1.6 million tons and launching additional facilities in Cameroon, Gabon, Ivory Coast, and Guinea. Recognized as a powerful African business figure in 2012, he is a family man with three children. Noteworthy highlights of his career include inviting football superstar Lionel Messi to a Marrakech polo club event in 2013 and announcing a €12,000,000 cement packing factory project in Ivory Coast, aimed at producing 120 million bags annually.