• 12 schools equipped with solar panels in partnership with the NGO L’Œuvre d’Orient.
• Over 13,000 underserved students in Cairo, Alexandria, and Port Said will be supported through this initiative.
• The CMA CGM Foundation strengthens its commitment to providing clean energy solutions in educational facilities across Egypt to generate electricity and promote efficient energy use.
• Since 2022, the CMA CGM Foundation equipped 32 schools with solar panels across Egypt and Lebanon. 

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• Launched one year ago, the She sails program has enabled CMA CGM to double the number of women seafarers within its fleet, rising from 200 to 403.
• The Group is raising its ambitions and now aims to have 1,000 women at sea by the end of 2030.
• CMA CGM reaffirms its long-term commitment to gender diversity, continuing to support maritime careers for women and helping to transform the face of the merchant navy.

• The Pharma Box is a humanitarian innovation designed to meet the needs of Action Against Hunger for storing and securing medicines and treatments for malnutrition in crisis zones.
• This energy self-sufficient, converted 40-foot container, is adaptable to maritime, rail, and road transport.
• The first PharmaBox was successfully deployed in the Central African Republic at an Action Against Hunger site in February 2025.
• The CMA CGM Foundation will produce and deploy nine additional PharmaBox across Africa, supporting Action Against Hunger’s humanitarian efforts.

• Following the fire in 2023, that destroyed a large part of the facilities, including classrooms, media library, equipment, and furniture, the Alliance continued its training activities for school pupils, students, and professionals under degraded conditions.
• Four shipping containers converted into classrooms and offices, were donated, transported, and transformed by the CMA CGM Foundation. This new facility will now enable the Alliance to regain sufficient capacity to meet the needs of its beneficiaries and partners.
• The institution is changing its name and becomes the Franco-Senegalese Alliance of Casamance.
• Through its missions, the Alliance promotes access to education and to training and economic development in Casamance, as well as intercultural dialogue.