Rabat – Casablanca is set to strengthen its position as a leader in sustainable development as host of the Green Impact Expo & Summit 2025 at Anfa Park.
This forum will take place from February 11-13 with a focus on sustainable mobility and transport decarbonization in Africa, and will bring together key stakeholders from across the continent.
Under the support of four key ministries and in collaboration with the city of Casablanca, the summit aims to accelerate the transition toward greener and more sustainable mobility solutions by joining public and private sector actors.
Today, the organizers launched a press briefing on the upcoming event. The conference featured notable speakers from the sustainable mobility ecosystem, including the Transport and Logistics Federation (FTL-CGEM), Egis Group, a global player in engineering and infrastructure for efficient mobility, as well as CFAO Mobility.
Sidi Mohammed Hifdi, Vice President of FTL-CGEM and President of The Green Impact Expo and Summit 2025, shared his vision for this year’s event with Morocco World News (MWN).
“Our main goal is to showcase solutions that are immediately available on the market, whether they relate to equipment, services, or vehicles, as electric vehicles are a major part of our exhibition,” he stated to MWN.
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In doing so, Hfidi added that the summit will also feature “a series of themed conferences and workshops dealing with the sustainable mobility-related issues, including governance, infrastructure, public service, social inclusion, territorial inclusion, financing, and the fiscal and regulatory framework.”
With 20 speakers, 100 exhibitors, and over 1,000 expected visitors, the Green Impact Expo & Summit 2025 is poised to become a leading platform for collaboration and innovation in the green industry.
Through this forum, organizers aim to contribute to Morocco’s green transition by developing alternative vehicles and adapting to new mobility challenges. This is all part of the country’s commitment towards sustainable development and its strides to become a hub for green mobility innovations in Africa.
The convergence of expertise from various sectors at Green Impact Expo & Summit 2025 is expected to generate meaningful discussions on decarbonization strategies and innovative mobility solutions tailored to African markets.
