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GITEX Africa Morocco 2025 Set to Ignite Continent’s Digital Revolution in Marrakech

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Under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform, alongside the Digital Development Agency (ADD) and KAOUN International, has unveiled the third edition of GITEX Africa Morocco, Africa’s premier tech and startup event.

From April 14 to 16, 2025, innovators, investors, and policymakers will converge in Marrakech to drive the continent’s digital transformation.

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Bigger, Bolder, and More Impactful

Building on past successes, GITEX Africa Morocco 2025 will amplify its focus on AI, digital infrastructure, and cross-border collaboration**.

The event will host specialized summits, high-level networking forums, and creative industry activations, uniting government leaders, tech pioneers, and global investors.

At the Africa Future Connectivity Summit, telecom giants, cloud experts, and data center leaders will actively explore 5G expansion, broadband growth, and cloud innovations to drive Africa’s digital economy forward.

The summit will also feature the Diaspora Studio, a dedicated hub that connects African innovators worldwide to foster investment, partnerships, and knowledge exchange.

Additionally, high-profile discussions on AI governance, digital regulations, and innovation policies will highlight the importance of government and global collaboration, underscored by Morocco’s commitment to establishing itself as a leading digital hub.

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H.E. Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, Minister Delegate for Digital Transition, emphasized, “Under His Majesty’s leadership, GITEX Africa 2025 will spotlight EdTech, AgriTech, HealthTech, and SportsTech, reinforcing Africa’s role in global innovation.”

Private Sector Powerhouse

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) joins as Economic Development Partner, with Managing Director Makhtar Diop delivering a keynote on Africa’s tech-driven growth.

The SheWins Africa initiative will also showcase, empowering women-led startups across the continent.

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Expanding Sustainability & Tech Impact

Beyond traditional agritech and climate tech, GITEX Impact 2025 will spotlight energy transition, mobility, and sports technologies, aligning with global sustainability goals.

Mr. Mohammed Drissi Melyani, ADD Director General, stated, “This edition arrives at a pivotal moment, addressing AI, IoT, cybersecurity, and smart cities to strengthen Africa’s digital resilience.”

Unprecedented Global Participation

With 1,400+ exhibitors from 130+ countries, GITEX Africa Morocco 2025 expects thousands of attendees, offering unmatched networking and deal-making opportunities.

Trixie LohMirmand, CEO of KAOUN International, added: “GITEX Africa accelerates tech adoption across vital sectors, requiring strong public-private commitment.”

With the continent’s digital economy projected to hit $712 billion by 2050 and startups attracting over $5 billion in VC funding, GITEX Africa Morocco 2025 is the definitive platform to shape Africa’s tech future.

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