CTW Morocco 2026 Opens a Direct Gateway to Trade and Investment in Morocco and Africa

International manufacturers, investors and buyers to meet Moroccan decision-makers in Casablanca from 17–19 November 2026, alongside Africa Food Show Morocco and Hotel Expo Morocco, with the International Trade Council as Strategic Partner

CASABLANCA, MOROCCO : CTW Morocco 2026, China Trade Week Morocco, returns to La Foire Internationale de Casablanca from 17–19 November 2026, bringing international manufacturers, suppliers, investors, distributors and buyers together with Moroccan decision-makers to unlock new trade, sourcing and investment opportunities across Morocco and the wider African continent.

Organised by MIE Events and supported by the International Trade Council (ITC) as Strategic Partner, CTW Morocco is designed as a dedicated B2B and B2G platform connecting international businesses with Moroccan companies, buyers, distributors, investors, government stakeholders and institutions.

The 2026 edition will take place alongside Africa Food Show Morocco and Hotel Expo Morocco, creating a broader business environment where companies can explore opportunities across trade, food and agriculture, hospitality, consumer markets and related sectors. The co-location brings complementary industries and decision-makers together under one platform, creating additional opportunities for sourcing, partnerships, investment and market expansion.

With 9,000+ visitors 19+ seminar sessions,  20 + exhibiting countries,  CTW Morocco provides a high-value environment for companies seeking to establish or expand their presence in Morocco and Africa.

Positioned at the intersection of Africa, Europe and the Arab world, Morocco continues to serve as an important gateway for international businesses seeking access to African markets. CTW Morocco 2026 is designed to turn that strategic position into tangible business opportunities by putting international companies directly in front of the buyers, distributors, investors and institutions that can support their market entry and growth.

For international exhibitors, the exhibition provides direct access to qualified Moroccan and African buyers and potential distribution partners. For investors, it offers opportunities to identify joint ventures, partnerships and new market opportunities. For Moroccan and African businesses, it provides access to international manufacturers, suppliers and technologies in one location.

Chairman’s Statement

“Morocco is one of the most compelling trade and investment destinations in the world today, with a strategic position linking Africa, Europe and the Arab world, and a business environment that is open to international partnership,” said Mr. David Wang, Chairman, MIE Events.

“CTW Morocco is built to turn that potential into real business. Together with the International Trade Council and our partners, we are bringing international manufacturers, investors and suppliers face to face with the Moroccan buyers, distributors and institutions who can help them grow. With Africa Food Show Morocco and Hotel Expo Morocco taking place alongside CTW Morocco, the 2026 edition offers an even broader platform for companies looking to trade with, invest in or expand into Morocco and Africa. We invite businesses from around the world to join us in Casablanca this November.”

Key Sectors

CTW Morocco 2026 showcases opportunities across high-demand sectors, including:

  • Agriculture
  • Food and Beverages
  • Hardware and Tools
  • Auto Parts and Accessories
  • Consumer Goods
  • Furniture and Interiors
  • Travel and Tourism
  • Banking and Finance

The co-located Africa Food Show Morocco and Hotel Expo Morocco further extend the business opportunities available to participants, bringing together companies and professionals from the food, agriculture, hospitality, tourism and related industries.

Why Participate?

For investors and strategic partners:

Identify joint venture, distribution and investment opportunities in a market positioned as a gateway to Africa, while engaging directly with government, institutional and private-sector stakeholders shaping Morocco’s trade and investment landscape.

For exhibitors:

Present products, technologies and solutions to qualified Moroccan and African buyers, establish distribution partnerships and build a commercial foothold in a market with strong regional connectivity.

For visitors and buyers:
  • Source competitively from international manufacturers across multiple sectors in a single visit.
  • Meet suppliers directly through targeted B2B matchmaking meetings arranged before and during the exhibition.
  • Discover new products and technologies from international exhibitors and emerging suppliers.
  • Gain market intelligence through conference and seminar sessions covering trade, investment and emerging business opportunities.
  • Explore cross-sector opportunities through the co-located Africa Food Show Morocco and Hotel Expo Morocco.

Partners and Supporters

  • Strategic Partner: International Trade Council (ITC)
  • Partners and Supporters: Made-in-China, Warwick and Rhenus Logistics
  • Strategic Media Partner: Alkebulan Business News

Media Partners

Afrique Media, Asian Aussie Business, Construction Tech Review, Gazet International, International Business Africa, International Business Magazine, MidEast Info, Middle East News 247, NegoSentro, Red Bus Digital Ventures, Start Up News, The Business Year, The Executive Chronicles, The Technology News PH, Trade Travel Journal, World Business Outlook and World Executive Digest.

Take Part

Companies can participate as exhibitors, visitors, speakers or partners. Visitor registration is free.

Event Details

Event: CTW Morocco 2026 (China Trade Week Morocco)
Dates: 17–19 November 2026
Venue: La Foire Internationale de Casablanca, Casablanca, Morocco
Organiser: MIE Events
Strategic Partner: International Trade Council
Co-located Events: Africa Food Show Morocco and Hotel Expo Morocco

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