Gitex Africa 2025, set to take place in Marrakech from April 14-16, 2025, is set to be the largest tech and startup show in Africa, driving the continent's digital transformation. With a focus on innovation and collaboration, this event aims to elevate the African ecosystem to the global tech scene.

The exhibition is expected to attract over 42,300 visitors from more than 130 countries, showcasing the diverse talent and technology that Africa has to offer. Over 1,316 exhibiting companies and startups will be present, alongside 611 government entities and 328 investors. The event will feature more than 618 speakers, including industry leaders like Seena Amidi and Rached Dabboussi, who will share insights on key technology topics.

One of the highlights of Gitex Africa is its commitment to fostering a secure digital ecosystem. The event will host lively debates on cybersecurity issues such as data costs, workforce skills, and strategies for a secure future. Additionally, there will be dedicated sessions on health tech innovation and artificial intelligence (AI), with a focus on addressing critical challenges like healthcare accessibility and agricultural efficiency.

The event also offers numerous opportunities for networking and collaboration. Attendees can participate in matchmaking programs that connect them with global experts, investors, and startups. The Founder's Battle pitch competition offers a chance for entrepreneurs to showcase their groundbreaking innovations with a total prize of $110,000 up for grabs.

Gitex Africa is not just about showcasing technology; it's also about empowering women tech entrepreneurs and nurturing the next generation of tech leaders. The event features an innovative youth community that fosters collaboration among young talent.

With its diverse range of sectors represented—ranging from fintech to agribusiness—Gitex Africa is poised to drive significant growth in Africa's digital economy. As investment converges with technology and entrepreneurship, the event promises to be a pivotal moment in shaping Africa's future as a global tech powerhouse.