WAM Morocco

WAM Morocco 2026 is organised by KAOUN International (a subsidiary of Dubai World Trade Centre) and proudly in association with GITEX Africa. The debut event is set to be the continent’s largest tech and start-up event in advanced manufacturing and future mobility.

WAM Morocco will take place under the auspices of the Moroccan Ministry of Industry and Trade from 20 – 22 January 2026 at Foire Internationale de Casablanca, Morocco. Expected to draw over 350 exhibitors and more than 20,000 high-level corporate buyers, WAM Morocco will be the hub where the entire industrial innovation ecosystem connects and collaborates.

WAM Morocco features four co-located events World Advanced Future Mobility (WAFM), World Green Energy (WGE), World Pharma Manufacturing (WPM) and World Digital Food Hub (WDFH). Cutting-edge technologies in AI, quantum computing, 3D printing, blockchain and mixed reality will take centre stage at WAM Morocco and drive forward Morocco’s vision of becoming a globally competitive and sustainable manufacturing capital.

 

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