GCCVest Joins Chengdu’s Morocco Market Opportunity Salon to Bridge Chinese Enterprises with North Africa
Chengdu, 29 September 2026 — At the “Let’s Go Chengdu” Morocco Market Opportunity Matching & Exchange Salon held at the China-Europe Centre in Chengdu, GCCVest Founder and Managing Partner Ben Jelloun met Sichuan manufacturers, banks and service providers exploring Morocco as their gateway to Africa, Europe and the wider MENA region.
GCCVest at the 11th Belt and Road Summit – From Sovereign Handshakes to a Firm-to-Firm Corridor
Hong Kong, September 2026 — GCCVest Founder and Managing Partner Ben Jelloun joined policymakers and senior financiers on the Main Forum stage of the 11th Belt and Road Summit at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, speaking in the thematic session “Capital and Connectivity Across a Realigning World”, co-organised by Bank of China (Hong Kong)
How private equity is finding new angles on Belt & Road investment
AVCJ (Mergermarket / ION Analytics) has published a feature by Associate Editor Justin Niessner examining how private equity is finding new angles on Belt & Road investment, as Chinese outbound commitments reach record levels.
Beyond Capital: GCCVest Sponsors the Morocco–China Sports & Culture Festival in Beijing
Beijing, May 2026 — GCCVest was proud to serve as an official sponsor of the Morocco–China Sports & Culture Festival, held on 9–10 May at the Yuan Li Sports Center in Beijing and co-organised by the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in China and Yuan Li Sports.
GCCVest Plays as Key Strategic Advisor in Foxconn’s Saudi EV Charger Plant Joint Venture Smart Mobility
GCCVest is proud to have played an instrumental role in facilitating the joint venture between Foxconn Interconnect Technology (FIT) and Saudi partner Saleh Suleiman Alrajhi & Sons, culminating in the official ceremony on December 9th for the Smart Mobility electric vehicle (EV) charger manufacturing plant
Hong Kong Business: Private equity bets on Hong Kong real estate
Private equity fund managers are ramping up investment in Hong Kong, seizing opportunities in real estate and diversifying into healthcare, consumer goods, and technology, as falling valuations and an improving capital market reset the deal landscape.