GITEX Africa 2025 exceeded expectations, attracting over 52,000 visitors, including global tech leaders and 740 startups, with 260 of them from Morocco. The event reinforced Morocco’s position as a key digital hub in Africa, showcasing the continent’s growing momentum in digital transformation and technological investment.
GITEX AFRICA Morocco 2025 will showcase the latest in AI, innovation, and digital transformation. With over 45,000 visitors, 1,450 exhibitors, and key global tech partners, the event aims to drive Africa’s digital future. It also highlights the growth of Africa’s startup ecosystem and fosters international investment opportunities.
APEBI will launch the APEBI VILLAGE at GITEX AFRICA 2025, a 510 m² space aimed at showcasing Morocco’s growing digital ecosystem. The village will bring together over 50 digital sector players, fostering partnerships and highlighting Morocco’s leadership in the African and global tech landscapes.
GITEX Africa Morocco 2025, under the patronage of King Mohammed VI, will be held in Marrakech from April 14–16. This leading event will focus on Africa’s digital transformation, featuring key industry summits, government collaboration, and global partnerships. It aims to position Africa as a major player in the global tech ecosystem.
GITEX Africa 2025, held in Marrakech from April 14–16, will showcase AI’s impact on Africa’s healthcare, connectivity, and economic inclusion. The event includes the AI Everything conference and the SDG11 Challenge, focusing on AI-driven solutions for sustainable cities and communities across the continent.
GITEX Africa Morocco 2025, set for April 14-16 in Marrakech, will showcase Africa’s digital transformation with a focus on AI, fintech, and sustainability. The event will bring together industry leaders, government officials, and investors to explore key sectors like EdTech, AgriTech, and HealthTech, driving innovation and investment.
GITEX Africa Morocco 2025 will bring together 45,000 attendees from over 130 countries to showcase innovations in AI, fintech, health tech, and more. The event will foster collaboration across key sectors like energy, mobility, and AI, positioning Africa as a global tech leader and accelerating its digital economy.
