Mohammed Dami, chartered accountant and statutory auditor
Mohammed Dami is a chartered accountant (expert-comptable DPLE) and statutory auditor, founder and managing partner of Cabinet Dami & Associés. He holds the French state-awarded accountancy diploma (DEC, Grenoble, France) and has been carrying out accounting and audit assignments since 1985 — more than 37 years of professional experience. He is a member of the Moroccan Institute of Chartered Accountants.

Qualification and professional title
Mohammed Dami is a state-qualified chartered accountant: he holds the diploma in accountancy (Diplôme d’Expertise Comptable, DEC) obtained in Grenoble, France. In Morocco he practises as an expert-comptable DPLE and as a statutory auditor. The two titles cover distinct assignments: chartered accountancy covers bookkeeping and account review, tax, payroll and corporate advisory work, while statutory audit is a legal certification engagement carried out independently of the company being audited.
He is a member of the Ordre des Experts-Comptables du Maroc, the professional body that regulates the profession in Morocco, maintains the register of qualified practitioners and enforces its ethical and technical standards.
More than 37 years in accountancy and audit
His first accounting and audit assignments date back to 1985. In 1991 he founded Cabinet Dami & Associés, which he has led ever since as founder and managing partner. That unbroken career path — from hands-on practice to the management of a multidisciplinary firm — now represents more than thirty-seven years of experience serving Moroccan and foreign companies.
For the businesses he advises, that longevity has a practical consequence: the files handled span complete economic cycles, several successive tax reforms and a wide range of situations, from family-owned SMEs to groups structured across multiple entities.
Areas of expertise
- Financial audit — audit and certification of accounts, review of procedures, assessment of internal control.
- Company valuation — determining the value of a business or a line of activity ahead of a disposal, an incoming investor or a combination.
- Mergers — technical support on mergers, partial asset contributions and group restructuring operations.
A broad range of industries
The assignments led by Mohammed Dami cover a wide spread of sectors: hospitality, express courier services, fishing, flour mills, fuel distribution, packaging trading, equipment manufacturing, tourist site operation, mass-market food products, the cereal sector, wholesale food distribution and public works.
That sector diversity is a concrete advantage in free zones, where industrial, logistics and service activities coexist under different accounting and tax logics.
Professional responsibilities
Beyond his firm, Mohammed Dami is a member of the CGEM (General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises) and Vice-President of the Morocco-Saudi Business Council.
He also runs seminars abroad: in Spain, with PIMEC, and in Italy, on investment opportunities in Morocco and on group mergers and restructuring. These sessions are aimed at executives and investors considering setting up in Morocco.
Cabinet Dami & Associés and its Tangier Free Zone branch
Founded in 1991, Cabinet Dami & Associés has its head office at 169 Boulevard la Résistance, 7th floor, 20490 Casablanca. The firm also operates a branch inside the Tangier free zone: Espace N°27, Lot 43B, Tanger Free Zone, 90000 Tangier — phone +212 539-39-81-18.
That on-site presence explains the firm’s focus on companies established in free zones: company formation, accounting, taxation under the industrial acceleration zone regime, payroll and audit. The teams work both with investors already based in Tangier Free Zone and with those preparing their entry into Morocco.
Further reading
Mohammed Dami’s official biography is published on the firm’s institutional website: cabinet-dami.com — Fondateur.
For a question about setting up or running a company in a Moroccan free zone, the team can be reached through the Cabinet Dami & Associés page.