Rabat – Morocco will once again take part in the Enactus World Cup, the world’s most prestigious social entrepreneurship competition, set to be held this year in Thailand.
The annual event brings together young innovators from more than 36 countries to present projects with strong social, economic, and environmental impact to an international audience of experts, entrepreneurs, academics, and institutions.
The Enactus World Cup gathers over 1,800 universities, 36 countries, and thousands of young people, companies, and international organizations.
Morocco’s First-Ever Triple Participation
This year marks Morocco’s participation in three different areas. The national champion team from the Faculty of Sciences Ben M’Sik – Hassan II University of Casablanca – will represent Morocco in the main competition with impactful social and environmental projects.
For the first time, Morocco will compete in the early stage category with Nutrazoo, an innovative idea from the National School of Commerce and Management of Casablanca.
Morocco will also stand out in academia, with the contribution of Noura Samadi from the Multidisciplinary Faculty of Larache – Abdelmalek Saâdi University in the competition’s scientific research section.
“This strong presence highlights the strength and diversity of the Enactus Morocco network, which brings together more than 18,000 young people every year across the Kingdom through training, mentorship, and innovation programs,” said Enactus Morocco.

The statement added that this is a unique opportunity to showcase Moroccan youth on the global stage and to prove their creativity and ability to address today’s pressing challenges.
With the ambition to win the world title, the Moroccan team will present their projects and research to an international jury of business, social, and institutional leaders.
For Enactus Morocco, the Enactus World Cup 2025 is more than just a contest, but a chance to celebrate Morocco’s entrepreneurial talent and show that the country’s youth is ready to reinvent the future, support communities, and help regenerate the planet.








