Tunisia's CDC achieves international MSI 20000 governance certification

The Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (CDC) has reached a new milestone in institutional excellence by obtaining MSI 20000 certification. This international standard evaluates the financial solidity and performance of companies, recognizing the CDC's commitment to the highest standards of governance.

The certification was presented at an international ceremony organized by COFICERT and the International Group for Sustainable Finance (IGSF), in collaboration with Euronext. The event gathered nearly 40 institutions from about 20 countries in Africa and the Middle East, highlighting the CDC's international reach and its role in promoting best governance practices.

This distinction acknowledges the CDC's robust financial standing, overall performance, and the quality of its governance and risk management systems. It underscores the institution's dedication to aligning its operations with demanding international standards for financial performance and transparency, thereby enhancing trust among partners and investors.

Mme Nejia Gharbi, the CDC's Director General, emphasized that the certification is a result of the daily dedication of the institution's employees. She praised their professionalism, commitment, and sense of responsibility as crucial factors in the CDC's performance, resilience, and credibility. Through this recognition, the CDC solidifies its status as a leading public financial institution and reaffirms its commitment to modern governance aligned with international best practices, supporting sustainable development and Tunisia's economic transformation.