This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Hibapress-Rabat has the opening of the 3rd edition of the Gitex Africa Morocco We strongly noticed the strong participation that this 2025 edition of this major fair, which has become one of the most important technological meetings on the African and international scale, with 45,000 participants and more than 1,400 exhibitors representing more than 130 countries, which also illustrates the attractiveness of Morocco as a land of opportunities in the field of. digital
The fact remains that the Gitex Africa Morocco translates the leadership of the kingdom and its commitment to strengthen South-South cooperation in the field of technologies, in favor of the rise of the African continent, said, yesterday Monday in Marrakech, the director general of the digital development agency, Mohammed Drissi Melyani.
This event constitutes a suitable opportunity to shed light on the tireless efforts deployed by all the parties concerned (ministries, public institutions, private sector actors) in the field of digital transition, through the presentation of their achievements, the discovery of best international practices and the opening on new markets, he stressed.
This event is no longer just an opportunity to present the latest innovations, but it is now a strategic space to strengthen digital integration between African countries, throw away cooperation bridges with international partners and accelerate the rate of sustainable digital transformation, he welcomed.
This clearly reflects “our resolved ambition and our strong commitment to an inclusive digital transition and the establishment of a new digital culture, placing among its priorities the improvement of the administration, the entrepreneurial fabric and the society, as well as the construction of an advanced and competitive digital economy”, he said.
Mr. Melyani, on the other hand, noted that this third edition of Gitex Africa Morocco sheds light on a series of relevant and strategic themes reflecting the dynamics of digital change on the African continent and its future orientations, while offering a space conducive to collective reflection on the means of accelerating digital transformation, in the light of the major challenges to come.
