Rankings and Lists
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Egypt and Morocco Anchor North Africa's Banking Dominance
North Africa accounts for more than 46% of the capital represented in the ranking cited here. Egypt's largest lenders bring scale, while Moroccan banks have built a wider cross-border presence. The ranking's bank-level figures have not been independently verified against primary disclosures.
Tunisia rises in global investment rankings but still trails regional peers
Tunisia has moved up twelve places to 105th in the 2026 Global Attractiveness Index, showing some improvement but still falling behind North African neighbors like Morocco and Algeria. The country is still rated as medium-low in its ability to attract investment and talent.