GITEX Africa 2025 has officially commenced in Marrakech, Morocco, marking a pivotal moment for technology and innovation on the African continent. The 3rd edition of this major tech event is hosting over 45,000 participants and more than 1,400 exhibitors from across the globe. Key areas of focus include Cloud, IoT, AI, Cybersecurity, Telecom, Finance, Agritech, and Health.
The event positions Morocco as a key driver of Africa’s digital transformation. Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch emphasized Africa’s need to lead, not follow, in the tech space at the opening ceremony. GITEX Africa aims to unlock Africa’s digital economy, which has 600 million internet users and is estimated to add $712 billion to GDP by 2025. The event features a Future Connectivity Summit, gathering top telco leaders to discuss the continent’s connectivity challenges and opportunities.
GITEX Africa 2025 promises to be a vibrant hub for shaping Africa’s tech future, fostering collaboration, and driving innovation across various sectors. The conversations and connections made here will undoubtedly influence the continent’s digital trajectory for years to come. 
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