HIBAPRESS – Mohammed Zerrouk
The sixth edition of the "Disciples Escoffier Maroc" event concluded on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at the Marchica Lagoon resort in the Nador province. This gathering brought together a group of Moroccan and international chefs, alongside professionals, producers, and institutional actors, for an occasion dedicated to celebrating the richness of Moroccan cuisine and showcasing the tourist and food potential of the Oriental region.
The program for the closing day featured a specialized producers' market alongside live cooking demonstrations. This space allowed a selection of chefs to present their creations and professional techniques, giving attendees an opportunity to witness the intersections between tradition and innovation in culinary arts, within an interactive environment that encouraged the exchange of expertise and experiences.
The participation of women's cooperatives held a prominent place in this edition's activities, through the display of a wide range of traditional and food products, particularly local sweets and dishes. This presence affirmed the pivotal role of women in preserving and ensuring the continuity of the local food heritage, as well as serving as a mechanism for enhancing marketing opportunities and linking culinary practices with social and solidarity economy projects.
The event witnessed significant institutional and professional attendance, including the Director of the Marchica Lake Development Agency and its staff, representatives from the "Marchica Med" company, along with partners of the organizers and a gathering of professionals and guests. This attendance enhanced the qualitative value of the event, considering it a dynamic platform for communication, building professional bridges, and highlighting the economic and tourist capabilities of the region.
This initiative is part of the efforts to enhance the environmental area of Marchica Lake and its surroundings, and to solidify Nador's position as a destination that attracts events with cultural and tourist significance. The sixth edition also demonstrates the region's organizational competence in hosting significant events that leverage its natural and heritage assets to support its regional influence.
