Gitex Africa Morocco: a third “historic” edition in Marrakech from April 14 to 16

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A third “historic” edition of Gitex Africa Morocco will take place from April 14 to 16 in Marrakech, the organizers announced.

Placed under the high patronage of King Mohammed VI, this long -awaited third edition of promises an unprecedented edition with new heights and major initiatives, the organizers said in a press release.

Supported by the Ministry of Digital Transition and the Reformation of the Administration, in partnership with the Digital Development Agency (ADD), this event organized by Kaoun International stands out as the largest technological and entrepreneurial meeting in Africa, the press release said.

Innovation, investments and digital transformation: Gitex Africa Morocco stimulates investments, accelerates technological advances and contributes to the digital and economic growth of the continent, say the organizers.

Building on the success of the two previous editions, Gitex Africa Morocco 2025 intends to cross a new CAP. This edition will be distinguished by strengthening sectoral conferences, innovative initiatives in the creative industry and high -added networking forums.

The challenge is to promote synergies between governments, investors, entrepreneurs and digital leaders.

The emphasis will be placed this year on public digital infrastructure in Africa, the development of artificial intelligence ecosystems and the latest technological advances, thus affirming the role of the continent as a leading player in the global digital landscape.

A summit dedicated to the connectivity of the future

One of the highlights of this edition will be the Africa Future Connectivity summit, an exclusive meeting bringing together the big names of telecoms, cloud computing and data centers.

This summit will explore the impact of broadband, the deployment of 5G and cloud technologies, while facilitating the implementation of public-private partnerships to structure the digital future of the continent.

Mobilize the African diaspora around innovation

Another major novelty: the Diaspora Studio, a space dedicated to networking African talents on a global scale. Its ambition is to promote investment opportunities, cross -border partnerships and the transfer of expertise between the diaspora and local technological ecosystems.

A true crossroads of exchanges, this hub will offer a strategic platform to venture capital, incubators and research centers, thus strengthening Africa’s visibility on the international technological scene.

Strong government involvement

Morocco thus reaffirms its ambition to become a leading digital hub in Africa, in accordance with the high orientations of King Mohammed VI, which highlights the importance for the continent to fully engage in the world digital revolution.

This edition will bring together representatives of governments, regulatory organizations and technology industry leaders to debate crucial subjects such as the governance of artificial intelligence, digital regulations and public policies that will shape the future of innovation in Africa.

In this sense, the Minister Delegate responsible for the Digital Transition and the Reform of the Administration, Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, underlines the importance of this commitment.

“After the success of the 2024 edition, Morocco is proud to welcome the third edition of Gitex Africa, which confirms our central role in the digital transformation of the continent,” said Ms. Seghrouchni.

“Under the high patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, and with the strong support of the Moroccan government, this year we will honor Edtech, Agritech, Healthtech and Sportstech,” said the manager, saying that Gitex Africa 2025 will be a privileged meeting place between decision -makers, investors and innovators to accelerate the digital integration of the continent and promote Fort Impact partnerships.

Beyond government support, the private sector is also involved in the digital development of the continent.

For this edition, the International Financial Company (IFC), the World Bank branch dedicated to financing the private sector, joins Gitex Africa as a partner of economic development.

This involvement testifies to its commitment to promoting sustainable investments and accelerating the digital transition in Africa.

IFC will mark the event by unprecedented participation, highlighting the interconnection between global investment, technological innovation and entrepreneurship.

Another flagship initiative of this edition, Shewins Africa, a program carried by IFC, will highlight African entrepreneurs and startups led by women. This initiative aims to encourage inclusive economic development, by strengthening the autonomy of women entrepreneurs and promoting their access to funding and international networks.

Gitex Impact: a reinforced commitment to sustainable digital

The Gitex Impact program is gaining new magnitude this year. Its field of action extends to technologies of energy transition, mobility, EDTECH and sport, in addition to the already covered sectors such as Agritech, climatic technologies and water.

This approach strengthens the ambition of Gitex Africa Morocco: to make technology an engine of economic and social transformation on the continent.

For the Director General of the ADD, Mohammed Drissi Melyani, Gitex Africa Morocco is now asserting itself as the essential platform for the digital transformation of the continent by promoting the exchange of experiences and good practices in terms of technological innovation and also strengthening the competitiveness of public and private African ecosystems on a global scale.

“This third edition, which is very timely appointed to be part of the strong dynamic that the world knows in terms of digital transition, responds this year to several major challenges linked to the resilience of the digital economy, through the highlighting of strategic activity sectors such as artificial intelligence, industry 4.0, IoT, Cloud, Cyber ​​Security, Fintech, Eduitech, Actritech, Smart Cities, and e-governing, and this in perfect convergence with the objectives of sustainable development, ”noted Mr. Melyani.

And to emphasize that “the aim of this global meeting of technology is to explore the world of digital and to explore its multiple benefits for a better more inclusive and responsible future”.

An essential showcase for emerging technologies

With more than 1,400 exhibitors from more than 130 countries, Gitex Africa Morocco 2025 will bring together thousands of digital professionals, startups and investors, creating unique opportunities for networking, fundraising and the exchange of knowledge.

Thus, Trixie Lohmirmand, CEO of Kaoun International, notes that “Gitex Africa continues to rise in power through the conclusion of new strategic partnerships and the integration of new key industries to expand its impact on the African digital ecosystem”.

“To take full advantage of these dynamics, it is essential that public and private actors engage with determination and resilience,” said Ms. Lohmirmand, insisting on the essential role played by Gitex Africa in the accelerated adoption of new technologies and artificial intelligence within the vital sectors of the African economy.

Africa at the heart of the world digital revolution

With an booming African digital economy, the contribution to continental GDP should reach $ 712 billion by 2050, Gitex Africa Morocco 2025 represents a unique opportunity to accelerate this dynamic.

The continent already attracts more than $ 5 billion in venture capital investments, and the boom in highly qualified technological talents confirms this promising trajectory.

Gitex Africa Morocco 2025 will be the point of convergence of tech leaders and economic decision -makers.