Eco-Médias is a Moroccan media company partially owned by several businesspeople. It publishes newspapers that are widely distributed in the country and whose editorial line is pro-government.
Assabah (Arabic-language daily, printed 86,907 copies/day in 2012)L'Économiste (French-language economic news daily, printed 24,053 copies/day in 2012)L'Economiste (French-language monthly business magazine)Atlantic radio, (French-language music and business news radio)Ecole Supérieur de Journalisme et de Communication, the leading journalism school in MoroccoEco-print, company that prints their publicationsAbdelmounaim Dilami, President and Director GeneralKhalid Belyazid, Director GeneralMarie-Thérèse Bourrut (French citizen and wife of Abdelmounaim Dilami. She writes under the pen-name Nadia Salah), Director of publicationAs of 2009:
Marie-Thérèse BOURRUT 31.3%Abdelmounaïm DILAMI 29.2%Khalid BELYAZID 3.5%AIXOR (holding company owned by Jean Luc Martinet, the national delegate for the right-wing French party UMP) 10.3%SUNERGIA (Nader MAWLAWI, Lebanese businessman) 10.3%GLOBAL COMMUNICATION (subsidiary of SNI 10.3%SOPAR (Kettani family) 4.9%After the death of Hassan II the couple Bourrut-Dilami increased their share in the company, controlling today the majority stake. Additionally the company saw the entrance of French national Martinet in the capital despite a ban on foreign ownership in the media in the Moroccan law. In 1996 the ownership was:
Marie-Thérèse BOURRUT (aka Nadia Salah) 15%Abdelmounaïm DILAMI 9.5%Khalid BELYAZID 3.5%Nassredine EL AFRIT (Tunisian national) 7.5%Moulay Abdelhafid EL ALAMY (president of the Holding Saham and Minister of Industry since 2013) 9.5%Abderrahmane SAAÏDI (Minister of privatisation at the time) 9.1%Global Communication 9.5%Sopar 4.5%.Afriquia (subsidiary of Aziz Akhannouch's Akwa) 5%Kat (OUAZZANI family and Kamil Ouazzani, importer of Alcoholic beverages and liqueur) 9.5%Sunergia 9.5%Attijari Capital Risque (subsidiary of Banque Commerciale du Maroc which merged with Wafa to form Attijariwafa bank in 2003) 7.5% 