ROUX AFRIQUE
The shared identity through which the Group expresses its positioning, standards and international presence.

THE GROUP · HISTORY · INDEPENDENCE · GOVERNANCE
Roux Afrique’s history began in 1979. Its restructuring as an independent group in 2014 opened a new phase of development, now driven by an international organisation active across Africa and the Middle East.
1979 · 2014 · TODAY
A trajectory founded on specialist expertise, rigour and international reach.
Roux Afrique was founded in 1979, marking the beginning of its institutional history.
On 7 March 2014, Roux Afrique was restructured as an independent group, opening a cycle of specialist development and international expansion.
The Group continues to expand through nine locations and a coordinated operating model.
GROUP IDENTITY
This structure coordinates expertise while preserving the distinct responsibilities of each entity.
The shared identity through which the Group expresses its positioning, standards and international presence.
Based in Casablanca, it provides the Group’s institutional framework and common direction.
Advisory, EVS, Claims and Cyber remain accountable for their assignments, analyses and deliverables.
DECISION PRINCIPLE
Independent-group status is designed to preserve the freedom of judgement required to assess risks, assets and complex decisions.
Documented assumptions and clearly defined responsibilities.
Information management aligned with assignment requirements.
Data, calculations and limitations presented explicitly.
Quality control proportionate to the criticality of each assignment.
GOVERNANCE
Governance separates the institutional framework, strategic leadership, operational coordination and assignment execution.
From Casablanca, Roux Afrique International provides the institutional framework and common direction.
The Group CEO defines strategy, oversees overall governance and leads international development.
The Group Operating CEO oversees coordination among the entities and implementation of the common direction.
Each subsidiary remains accountable for its mandate, assignments and deliverables.
LEADERSHIP

An engineer with an MBA in Finance, Jalal Alaoui has built an international career at the intersection of engineering, finance and corporate leadership.
Following extensive experience in banking and financial services, he led international industrial groups in Asia, Africa and Latin America before serving as CEO of an investment fund.
Building on this career, he established and structured Roux Afrique in its current form as an independent group. As Group CEO, he defines its vision and strategy, oversees its governance and leads its international development across Africa and the Middle East.

A DPLG-qualified architect with a Master’s degree in Organisational Systems, he brings substantial leadership experience across the banking, public and industrial sectors.
He successively served as CEO of a holding company operating in the communications sector, CEO of a major public institution responsible for infrastructure and urban mobility, and CEO of a leading industrial group with public-sector ownership.
Within Roux Afrique, he oversees the Group’s operational coordination and leads Roux Afrique Claims.

A graduate of UQAM in Montréal, Moncef Iraqui Housseyni held leadership roles in maritime freight forwarding, logistics and automotive distribution before joining Roux Afrique.
After serving successively as Country Manager and Regional Director for Central Africa, he is now the Group Sales and Marketing Director. He leads commercial strategy, market development and offer structuring across Africa and the Middle East.
TAKE ACTION
Discover how the four subsidiaries translate the Group’s institutional framework into operational capabilities.
Discover our subsidiaries