ALH Holding partnered with the launch of the exhibition “Afro Scapes – Contemporary Perspectives”, presented at African Arty Gallery, by supporting the organization of the opening cocktail event.

The event offered an immersive journey into the artistic worlds featured in the exhibition through storytelling around the artworks, highlighting the richness and diversity of contemporary African creativity.

12 African Artists and a Variety of Mediums

The exhibition brings together 12 artists from several African countries, including Morocco, Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon, Mali, and South Africa. 

Painting, sculpture, photography, and textile art: the exhibition presents a mosaic of artistic expressions carried by different generations. 

Some of the artworks are already part of prestigious international collections, including the Minneapolis Institute of Art and the Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.

A Cultural Commitment Connected to Africa

Through the “Afro Scapes” theme, ALH Holding highlights its African roots and its openness to the continent. 

The Group is notably present in West Africa through its subsidiary AH Africa, created in 2021 to lead its regional development strategy.

A West African Expansion Strategy

Founded in 2021, AH Africa drives the Group’s expansion across the region, with real estate projects in Côte d’Ivoire and Senegal, and upcoming developments in other West African countries. 

Through cultural initiatives such as this exhibition, ALH Holding reaffirms its commitment to promoting African artistic influence and supporting emerging talents.

A Moroccan Group with Diversified Activities 

Founded in 1957 by Lahbib Laghrari, ALH Holding has established itself as a leading player in Morocco. 

The Group operates across several sectors, including real estate, hospitality, education, and agriculture, through its various subsidiaries. 

For nearly 70 years, ALH Holding has developed a model built on quality, innovation, and sustainable value creation.

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