Rabat – GITEX AFRICA 2025 is set to be a landmark event in the global tech scene, and this year, the Federation of Information Technologies, Telecommunications, and Offshoring (APEBI) will play a central role.
The federation is launching the APEBI VILLAGE, a dynamic 510 m² space designed to underline Morocco’s growing digital ecosystem and showcase the country’s technological expertise.
The APEBI VILLAGE will serve as a key hub concerned with bringing together over 50 core players in the digital sector, from startups to large corporations, as well as public and private partners.
This collaborative environment will create opportunities for synergies and partnerships, as well as position Morocco as a leader in the African and global tech landscape.
Located centrally within the exhibition, the village will offer exhibitors invaluable visibility alongside decision-makers and key institutions.
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The village won’t only feature an exhibition space. APEBI has curated an ambitious lineup of activities, starting with AGORA TECH. This special forum will bring experts, thought leaders, and innovators together to discuss emerging tech trends, digital shifts, and the transformations shaping Africa’s future.
It’s an opportunity to explore the next wave of technological advancements, and the goal is clear: inspire and prepare the next generation of digital leaders.
In addition, APEBI will debut the PME TECH EXPORT program, which aims to support Moroccan businesses with high international potential. This three-phase program will start by selecting 20 Moroccan companies to be showcased at GITEX AFRICA 2025.
Following the event, a business trip to France will connect a select group of companies with potential partners. The program will culminate in January 2026 with an event in Morocco to reflect on the experiences and celebrate the companies that have successfully expanded internationally.
The experience at the APEBI VILLAGE will be further enriched by a special edition of “Ça Va Connecter,” a show produced in collaboration with leading media outlets. The program will spotlight Moroccan exhibitors, their innovative projects, and the talents behind them through TV segments, interviews, and storytelling.
Hosted by Philippe Régnoux, a well-known journalist and communications expert, the show will capture the essence of the event and provide a lasting global presence for Morocco’s digital ventures.
For APEBI, GITEX AFRICA 2025 is far more than just an event; it’s an opportunity to elevate Morocco’s position as an active player in the global digital economy.
This year’s edition is aligned with the “Morocco Digital 2030” strategy, culminating in a gala dinner on April 14. The event will bring together prominent figures from Morocco and around the world to celebrate the country’s digital achievements and future ambitions.
