With an estimated net worth of $81.8 billion, Here are Forbes’ wealthiest Africans for 2023

MOHAMED MANSOUR

Mohamed Mansour oversees his family’s conglomerate, Mansour Group, which was founded by his father Loutfy (D.1976) in 1952, and has 60,000 employees. Mohamed Mansour took over the Mansour Group in 1976. From early 2006 until October 2009, he was appointed as the Minister of Transport in Egypt, one of the largest service ministries employing more than 250,000 people.

Mohamed is the Founder and Chairman of Mansour Automotive Company (General Motors’ distributor in the world outside of China), Mantrac Group and Unatrac (Caterpillar’s distributor), as well as the former Chairman of Crédit Agricole Egypt – the country’s second-largest bank.

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