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2026

  • Event, FENELEC

    ELEC EXPO 2026, the international electricity trade show organised by FENELEC and Global Fairs & Events

    The 19th edition of ELEC EXPO, the international show for electricity, lighting, electrical engineering and industrial automation, will take place from 25 to 28 November 2026 at the Office des Foires et Expositions de Casablanca. It is organised by FENELEC and Global Fairs & Events, under the theme “Vision 2030: strategic infrastructure and desalination in the service of industrial sovereignty”. Conferences will bring together national and international players. According to the trade-show press, the 2026 edition runs alongside EneR Event, devoted to renewable energies, and Tronica Expo, devoted to electronic components, on the same site. Registration is open to visitors and exhibitors.

  • Event, AMITH

    Maroc in Mode 2026: 23rd international textile and clothing show

    The 23rd edition of the Maroc in Mode (MIM) show will take place from 3 to 5 November 2026 at the exhibition centre of the Casablanca International Fair. It is organised by the Moroccan Association of Textile and Clothing Industries (AMITH) with CEMS-Global USA. The show brings together textile manufacturers, garment makers and international buyers, with a focus on the repositioning of global supply chains, bringing production sites closer to consumer markets and the resilience of the sector. The official website offers registration for visitors and stand booking for exhibitors. A 2027 edition is mentioned by a trade-show directory, without dates confirmed by the organisers.

  • Photo: FNM

    News, FNM

    FNM hosts a representative of the Japanese milling group Nisshin Seifun

    The National Federation of Flour Milling hosted a representative of Nisshin Seifun, a Japanese milling group that operates eight mills. The meeting forms part of the federation’s effort to engage with milling sectors abroad. Discussions covered changes in the sector, the development of milling in North Africa, competitiveness, innovation, and prospects for cooperation and know-how transfer. The Japanese group expressed interest in future relations with the African continent and with the Moroccan sector. A visit to a Moroccan mill followed these discussions, according to the federation’s publication of 1 October 2026.

  • Photo: AMICA

    Event, AMICA

    AMICA, partner of Industrial Transformation Africa (ITAF) 2026 in Casablanca

    From 29 September to 1 October 2026, the Office des Foires et Expositions de Casablanca hosted Industrial Transformation Africa, a show devoted to smart manufacturing technologies. AMICA took part as a supporting partner, with the aim of connecting the Moroccan automotive industry to automation, digitalisation and energy-efficiency solutions. The event offered its members the chance to discover manufacturing technologies, meet international suppliers, explore productivity solutions and take part in B2B meetings. The association announced this partnership on 1 October 2026.

  • Photo: Ecoactu

    Event, FIMME

    SISTEP IMME 2026: FIMME organises the 14th edition in Casablanca, with Mauritania as guest of honour

    The 14th edition of SISTEP IMME, held under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI and organised by FIMME under the aegis of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, took place from 9 to 12 September 2026 at the OFEC in Casablanca. Mauritania was the guest country of honour. Its authorities mentioned a project for a bilateral industrial zone of 800 hectares, described as the largest in Africa. Under the Prevention Trophies, which reward workplace safety and risk management, three companies were recognised: AtlantaSanad Assurance, JESA and Holcim Maroc. FIMME also formalised two partnerships, with the Maintenance 4.0 Cluster and with MWC (Mechanics and Metallurgy Cluster). More than 6,500 professional visitors were announced. The show comprised three areas: productive equipment, industrial safety and Industry 4.0.

  • Photo: LeSiteinfo

    News, FENAGRI

    FENAGRI and Messe Düsseldorf launch Morocco Food World, an international agro-industry trade fair

    On 2 September 2026 in Rabat, the National Federation of Agri-food (FENAGRI) and Messe Düsseldorf announced and signed the partnership agreement creating Morocco Food World, presented as the first Moroccan international trade show devoted to the agro-industrial ecosystem. The first edition is planned for 2027, in the second half of the year according to the press, with no precise date or venue yet. During the ceremony, the Secretary of State for Foreign Trade said the sector accounts for 22% of industrial output and value added. The president of FENAGRI wants the show to become a leading international meeting point.

  • Photo: FENELEC

    News, FENELEC

    FENELEC holds the 3rd edition of its FENELEC Meeting Day in Casablanca

    The National Federation of Electricity, Electronics and Renewable Energies held the third edition of its annual day in Casablanca on 16 July 2026, devoted to a competitive, innovative and internationally oriented industry. The meeting brought together companies in the sector, public authority representatives and support bodies. A first conference, held with IMANOR and COMELEC as part of the National Electrotechnical Forum, covered standardisation, certification and the “Made in Morocco” label. A second dealt with financing the expansion of companies, in conjunction with the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Maroc PME and AMDIE. The day closed with the presentation of IMANOR conformity certificates and trophies to companies.

  • Photo: FNM

    News, CERIC

    Morocco–Italy cooperation: FNM presents CERIC to a delegation of Italian experts

    An institutional meeting organised by FENAGRI in July 2026 brought together a delegation of Italian agri-food experts and the National Federation of Flour Milling (FNM). Participants sought to identify priority sectors, build synergies and strengthen cooperation between Morocco and Italy. FNM took the opportunity to describe the role of CERIC: training, research, innovation and technical support. It invited the Italian consul and the members of the delegation to see the centre’s facilities and to attend the next Grain & Milling Expo (GME), a trade show for the cereal and agri-food sector. The information comes from FNM’s publication of 15 July 2026.

  • Photo: FNM

    Event, FENAGRI · FNM

    ONSSA open days organised by FENAGRI

    On 13 and 14 July 2026, FENAGRI organised open days in partnership with the Casablanca-Settat regional directorate of ONSSA. Agri-food companies were able to gain a clearer view of the role of the National Office for the Safety of Food Products, learn about the services available to operators and talk with its technical teams about current issues in inspection and quality. The National Federation of Flour Milling (FNM) took part in these days. It regards them as an initiative that strengthens relations between institutions and professionals. The information comes from FNM’s publication of 20 July 2026.

  • Photo: Université Cadi Ayyad

    News, FMP

    Partnership agreement between FMP and Cadi Ayyad University on the sidelines of FEIP 2026

    A partnership agreement was signed between the Moroccan Federation of Plastics Processing (FMP) and Cadi Ayyad University on the occasion of the 12th International Plastics Forum-Expo, held from 8 to 11 July 2026 alongside PACK EXPO and Global Green Plast. The agreement aims to bring the university and academic world closer to the professional and industrial world. According to the university, it covers strengthened collaboration in research, greater participation of manufacturers in university research projects, technology transfer initiatives and improved professional integration of graduates in the polymer sector. The signing took place during the event; the exact day is not specified by the source.

  • Event, FMP

    FMP organises FEIP, PACK EXPO and Global Green Plast, on plastics, packaging and recycling

    The Moroccan Federation of Plastics Processing (FMP) organised three simultaneous events in Casablanca from 8 to 11 July 2026: the 12th edition of the International Plastics Forum and Show (FEIP), the 6th edition of PACK EXPO, devoted to packaging, printing and logistics, and the 2nd edition of Global Green Plast, dedicated to recycling and the circular economy. They were held in partnership with the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development and AMDIE. Before the opening, the organisers announced more than 320 exhibitors from 32 countries and about 20,000 professional visitors. Among the new features was a recycling machine designed and manufactured in Morocco.

  • Photo: FENELEC

    News, FENELEC

    FENELEC signs an agreement with Mauritania’s FEMEELEC at the African Conference in Nouakchott

    Nouakchott hosted the African Conference on Electricity and Renewable Energies from 6 to 8 July 2026, organised by CAFELEC in partnership with the Mauritanian federation FEMEELEC. FENELEC brought a delegation of 26 Moroccan companies. On the first day, it concluded with FEMEELEC a partnership agreement providing for the exchange of expertise, the transfer of skills, innovation and joint projects. The B2B meetings held alongside the conference produced 219 business appointments. Before the opening, the delegation had been received by the Kingdom’s ambassador to Mauritania and had met Mauritanian employers. The conference aims to speed up the energy transition and build a competitive African electrical industry.

  • News, FNBTP

    FNBTP provides its members with occupational health and safety awareness materials

    On 2 July 2026, the National Federation of Building and Public Works (FNBTP) announced that it was making occupational health and safety awareness materials available to its member companies, in collaboration with the Institut national des conditions de vie au travail (INCVT). The documentation includes guides, brochures, leaflets and a toolbox. It covers in particular exposure to noise and heat, physical risks, the place of women at work, mental health, workers with disabilities and the main categories of occupational risk. The stated aim is to promote a culture of prevention and to help companies improve working conditions in the sector.

  • News, FENELEC

    FENELEC contributes to the project to improve the certificate of conformity (CoC)

    On 30 June 2026, FENELEC received at its headquarters a delegation from the Directorate for Consumer Protection, Market Surveillance and Quality (DPCSMQ), attached to the Secretariat of State for Foreign Trade, accompanied by experts from a consultancy appointed for a project supported by the Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation (GATF). The meeting marked the start of the first phase of this project, which aims to improve the certificate of conformity (CoC) system in Morocco. FENELEC had consulted its members beforehand and set out their difficulties and proposals. The project then provides for an international benchmark, the definition of a target model and the drafting of reforms. A direct channel with a focal point designated by the administration has also been set up.

  • Photo: FNM

    News, FNM

    Moulay Abdelkader Alaoui re-elected President of the National Federation of Flour Milling

    The extraordinary, ordinary and elective general assembly of the National Federation of Flour Milling was held on 30 June 2026 at its headquarters in Casablanca. The statutory resolutions were adopted, the accounts for the 2025 financial year were approved and discharge was given to the outgoing board. As the sole candidate, Moulay Abdelkader Alaoui was re-elected President for a new term running from 30 June 2026 to 30 June 2029. The federation sees this as a sign of renewed confidence from its members and of the will to continue the actions under way. The news was published on the FNM website on 7 July 2026.

  • Photo: H24info

    Event, FENAGRI

    First National Forum on the Decarbonisation of Food Industries, organised by FENAGRI

    The National Federation of Agri-food (FENAGRI) held the first National Forum on the Decarbonisation of Food Industries in Rabat on 29 June 2026. Manufacturers, public institutions, financial partners and experts examined the low-carbon transition of a sector exposed to rising energy prices, water constraints and the environmental requirements of international markets. According to the press, FENAGRI has launched, with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, a national study intended to lead to a future decarbonisation roadmap to 2040, and six companies received decarbonisation awards. The press puts the size of the sector at around 2,600 companies and more than 206,000 direct jobs.

  • Photo: AMICA

    Event, AMICA

    AMICA organises the 8th Automotive Industrial Competitiveness Show in Kenitra

    The 8th Automotive Industrial Competitiveness Show in Morocco was held in Kenitra from 24 to 26 June 2026, at the initiative of AMICA, with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, AMDIE, MEDZ and Tanger Med Zones. According to AMICA, 170 companies exhibited over 7,000 m², more than 5,000 trade visitors attended and 1,870 qualified B2B contacts were made. The programme included an opening ceremony, panels on green energy, the circular economy and competitiveness, a debate on the transformation of skills, and, on the last day, the presentation of the AMICA Automotive Innovation Awards 2026.

  • Photo: CETIA

    News, CETIA

    Launch of the ACEID–MCI–AINIA cooperation project to strengthen CETIA’s services

    CETIA has announced the official start of an ACEID / MCI cooperation project, supported by the expertise of the Spanish technology centre AINIA. The aim is to strengthen the centre’s technical capacity and its innovation services. The cooperation is intended to create new high-value services, develop the team’s technical skills and give Moroccan agri-food companies better support in innovation, quality, food safety and competitiveness. The announcement was published on CETIA’s official website in June 2026. It gives neither a ceremony date nor a budget.

  • Photo: FNM

    Event, CERIC

    Visit by a USDA delegation to CERIC

    A delegation from the United States Department of Agriculture and the agricultural services of the American embassies in Morocco and Tunisia was received at CERIC as part of the FNM–United States partnership.

  • Photo: FNM

    News, FNM

    Wheat grading training delivered by IFIM to 24 managers of GRADERCO/ALIMAROC

    The IFIM institute of the National Federation of Flour Milling (FNM) ran a specialised training session in wheat grading for managers of GRADERCO/ALIMAROC, a grain storage operator. Twenty-four staff members took part. The programme covered quality control, assessment of the technological characteristics of wheat and the application of good grading practices. According to FNM, this upskilling helps improve quality and safety across the cereal sector. The date of the session is not given in the source; FNM’s publication is dated 5 June 2026.

  • Photo: FMC

    News, FMC

    FMC received by the Minister of Equipment and Water on construction materials issues

    On 27 April 2026, a delegation from the Federation of Construction Materials Industries (FMC), led by its president David Toledano, was received at the headquarters of the Ministry of Equipment and Water in Rabat by the minister, Nizar Baraka. The talks, which lasted about two and a half hours, covered several structural issues for the sector: competitiveness, product quality, sand-related problems, quarry operations, and the strategic role of the cement and concrete industries in the national economy. The FMC states that it presented concrete proposals to support the momentum of the Kingdom’s major projects and to strengthen the sector’s capacities.

  • Photo: FNM

    News, FNM

    Tripartite agreement between Attijariwafa bank, ONICL and FNM on the cash flow of industrial flour mills

    On the sidelines of the 17th International Agricultural Show in Morocco (SIAM 2026), held in Meknes in April, Attijariwafa bank, the National Interprofessional Office for Cereals and Pulses (ONICL) and the National Federation of Flour Milling (FNM) signed a tripartite agreement. It concerns industrial mills producing subsidised soft wheat flour. Through a banking financing mechanism, these companies can receive public compensation in advance, which is meant to ease their cash-flow strain. FNM relayed the agreement on its website on 28 April 2026. The exact day of signing is not specified.

  • Photo: FNM

    Event, CERIC

    Visit by the French Minister Delegate for Foreign Trade to CERIC

    CERIC, a centre of the National Federation of Flour Milling, received Nicolas Forissier, French Minister Delegate for Foreign Trade, together with French and Moroccan delegations, and presented its entities IFIM, Agrolab, IFMBP and CPILAB.

  • Photo: FENELEC

    Event, FENELEC

    FENELEC seminar on local taxation and electronic invoicing

    On 2 April 2026 in Casablanca, FENELEC organised, through its Taxation and Legal Commission, a seminar on the reform of local taxation and the generalisation of electronic invoicing. A chartered accountant presented the provisions of Law 14.25 on local taxation and their consequences for companies. Two experts then addressed the regulatory framework for electronic invoicing, the challenges of compliance and the operational impacts. The seminar brought together member companies from several regions as well as many of the federation’s board members. The discussions revealed a need to support companies in the face of these reforms.

  • Photo: FNM

    News, FNM

    Signing of the moderation agreement for soft wheat collection, 2026-2027 marketing year

    On 2 April 2026, in Salé, at a national COMADER conference on the cereal sector and food sovereignty, a moderation agreement was signed for the collection of the national soft wheat harvest for the 2026-2027 marketing year. The signatories include the President of the National Federation of Flour Milling, together with the Ministers of Agriculture and of the Budget, the President of the Federation of Cereal and Pulse Traders and the Crédit Agricole du Maroc. The President of FNM also spoke on a panel on the downstream segment of the sector.

  • News, AMIA

    Furniture: AMIA describes a fragmented sector facing competition from the informal economy

    The daily Les Inspirations Éco reports that the furniture sector directly employs between 53,000 and 70,000 people, with an estimated turnover of 37 to 49 billion dirhams. According to the daily, the country imported close to 7 billion dirhams of wood and wood-derived products in 2024. The president of the Moroccan Association of Furniture Manufacturers (AMIA), Aimane Sami, describes a sector that is fragmented, and stresses pressure from the informal economy, which competes on price and disregards standards. According to AMIA, some large projects are awarded to general contractors, to the detriment of specialist SMEs. The daily also notes the weight of price in public procurement. Industry professionals argue for a finer division of calls for tenders. A sector study, carried out with the Ministry of Industry and Trade, is expected to be published shortly and should serve as the basis for a long-term industrial strategy.

  • Photo: FNM

    News, FNM

    FNM and ANMF create the Franco-Moroccan Millers’ Friendship Circle

    At the end of March 2026 in Paris, on the sidelines of the 17th Matinée Export held at the Maison de la Mutualité, the National Federation of Flour Milling (FNM) and the French national association of milling (ANMF) signed an agreement creating the Franco-Moroccan Millers’ Friendship Circle. FNM states that the initiative is meant to bring the two institutions closer, open new prospects for international collaboration and encourage discussion of the issues facing the global cereal trade. The Moroccan delegation included the president and first vice-president of FNM, the president of FNCL and the director general of ONICL.

  • Photo: FNM

    Event, CERIC

    Visit to CERIC by a delegation of more than 40 representatives of the French cooperative union Inoxa

    On Tuesday 10 February 2026, CERIC received more than 40 representatives of Inoxa, a union of French agricultural cooperatives bringing together farmers, millers and other agricultural stakeholders. The visitors toured the centre’s components: IFIM, IFMBP, AGROLAB and CPILAB. The visit was organised by the Maghreb-Africa mission head of Intercéréales. It allowed the delegation to see the facilities and to intensify exchanges between France and Morocco. FNM sees the visit as an opportunity to showcase the Moroccan sector and share its experience in training. The federation published its account on 18 February 2026.

  • Photo: FENELEC

    Event, FENELEC

    Launch of the ThermoPro label for solar thermal, co-led by FENELEC’s AMISOLE

    The launch workshop for the ThermoPro label took place in Casablanca on 3 February 2026. The label aims to give the Moroccan solar thermal sector a lasting structure by recognising professionals’ technical skills. AMISOLE, the renewable energy and energy efficiency arm of FENELEC, is one of the scheme’s partners and co-led the workshop with them. GIZ and ADEME provide financial support, and INES France technical support. The president of AMISOLE, who is also a vice-president of FENELEC, presented the current state and potential of the sector. This participation continues the association’s involvement in the Taqa Pro label.

  • Photo: Morocco World News

    Event, FMC

    First International Coverings Show launched by FMC in Casablanca

    From Thursday 29 to Saturday 31 January 2026, the Federation of Construction Materials Industries (FMC) launched the first International Coverings Show (SIR) in Casablanca, at the International Fair. The event is supported by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and AMDIE. Held under the theme of promoting Morocco’s heritage in ornamental stone and marble, it offers exhibition areas, technical demonstrations, B2B meetings, professional networking and themed events. FMC describes it as a cross-cutting platform covering the whole coverings and building finishing chain, from ceramics to waterproofing.

2025

  • Event, AMICA

    AMICA at the 2nd AfCFTA Business Forum in Marrakech

    AMICA took part in the second edition of the Business Forum of the African Continental Free Trade Area, held on 11 and 12 December 2025 in Marrakech under the theme “Together for the efficient implementation of the AfCFTA”. Organised by the State Secretariat for Foreign Trade, with the AfCFTA, the Moroccan Confederation of Exporters, the CGEM and the Association of Regions of Morocco, the forum aimed to structure a dialogue on the role of the free trade area and to stimulate intra-African trade, exports and investment attraction.

  • Photo: AMICA

    Event, AMICA

    AMICA leads a Moroccan automotive spare-parts pavilion at Automechanika Dubai 2025

    AMICA set up a Moroccan institutional pavilion at Automechanika Dubai, the automotive aftermarket show held from 9 to 11 December 2025 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The companies present on this collective stand included Afrique Câbles, ASZ Filtration, Brigh Sud, Fleexiressort, Maribat, Plastex, Siprof and SM2F. According to a press release relayed by the association, the 2025 edition recorded growth of 11%, with more than 2,300 exhibitors from more than 60 countries across 20 halls. This participation showcases the Moroccan aftermarket offer to international buyers.

  • Photo: FNM

    Event, CERIC

    Cereals Canada seminar on the 2025 durum wheat harvest at CERIC headquarters

    On 9 December 2025, Cereals Canada held its annual seminar on the quality of the Canadian durum wheat harvest at CERIC’s headquarters. Figures from the cereal sector discussed trends and prospects for the Canadian durum wheat market. The organisation presented its annual report on the 2025 harvest, highlighting the quality and functionality of this wheat. Professionals also discussed the challenges and opportunities of producing and marketing it, particularly given growing demand for high-quality durum wheat products. CERIC, a centre of the National Federation of Flour Milling, hosted the meeting; FNM’s publication is dated 11 December 2025.

  • News, FIMME

    FIMME concludes two partnership agreements at the close of SISTEP Industrial 2025

    The 13th International Subcontracting and Industrial Partnerships Show (SISTEP Industrial) ended in Casablanca with a closing ceremony on Friday 5 December 2025. Organised by the Federation of Metallurgical, Mechanical and Electromechanical Industries (FIMME), the event was held under the aegis of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. During the ceremony, FIMME concluded two partnership agreements, one with the Moroccan Federation of Consulting and Engineering and the other with the Moroccan Naval Industry Cluster. Trophies were presented to one individual, Mohamed Fikrat, and to five organisations and companies: the National Ports Agency (ANP), Cosumar, Riva Industries, the Moroccan Risk Observatory and the IPA Institute. The show brought together more than 120 exhibitors and was organised around three areas: metallurgical, mechanical and electromechanical industries, industrial safety and technological innovation.

  • Photo: FENELEC

    Event, FENELEC

    FENELEC at the Spain–Morocco Business Meeting in Madrid

    On 3 December 2025 in Madrid, FENELEC took part in the Spain–Morocco Business Meeting, held at the headquarters of the CEOE, the Spanish employers’ confederation, and co-organised with the CGEM. It coincided with the high-level meeting of the heads of government of the two kingdoms. Discussions covered water, energy and mobility, co-development in Africa and Latin America, and investment dynamics linked to the 2030 World Cup. Accompanied by a delegation, FENELEC presented the Moroccan electricity, electronics and renewable energy sectors, with the aim of consolidating its partnerships and exploring new ones.

  • Event, CTIBA

    CTIBA at the Morocco Covering & Woodex show, devoted to wood, joinery and furniture

    The third edition of Morocco Covering & Woodex opened in Casablanca on 26 November 2025. The show combines Covex, devoted to coverings and decoration materials and solutions, and Woodex, focused on wood, joinery and furniture. More than 80 exhibitors from seven countries are taking part. The president of the Technical Centre for the Wood and Furniture Industries (CTIBA), Chakib Oudghiri, said on the occasion that the show reflects the natural evolution of Moroccan industry and the support given to the “Made in Morocco” brand. The programme includes round tables, expert workshops, demonstrations, conferences on the challenges of 2030 and a competition, “L’Maâlem”, for wood and decoration craftspeople.

  • Photo: Infomédiaire

    News, CTPC

    CTPC obtains the “Food Use” label delegated by IMANOR

    The Technical Centre for Plastics and Rubber Processing (CTPC) has been awarded the “Food Use” label, the management of which is delegated by the Moroccan Institute for Standardisation (IMANOR). The distinction applies to plastic packaging and products intended for food contact, for which it attests compliance with safety requirements and full traceability. According to the source, the process took about twelve months and builds on the centre’s earlier recognitions, notably Ministry of Industry approval in 2009, ONSSA authorisation in 2018 and ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation. The label is intended to allow manufacturers to stand out and buyers to identify compliant products throughout the supply chain. The source sees it as confirming CTPC’s position as the sector’s national reference.

  • Photo: AMICA

    Event, AMICA

    AMICA co-organises the first Africa EV Mobility Expo in Casablanca

    The first edition of the Africa EV Mobility Expo was held in Casablanca from 19 to 22 November 2025, under the theme “Connecting Africa to the mobility of tomorrow”. AMICA was a co-organiser. The event brought together players from the value chain, including manufacturers, equipment suppliers and technology solution providers, as well as institutions, investors and start-ups. It aimed to foster dialogue between professionals, create business opportunities and strengthen cooperation on the continent’s energy transition, while showcasing Moroccan automotive know-how and the sector’s regional integration.

  • Photo: FNM

    Event, FENAGRI · FNM

    First edition of Agro Export Day, organised by FENAGRI in Casablanca

    The National Federation of Agri-food (FENAGRI) organised the first edition of Agro Export Day in Casablanca on 19 November 2025, under the aegis of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Devoted to promoting Moroccan agri-food products on international markets, the event serves as a platform for networking and sharing expertise. Its official theme was “Made in Morocco, Desired Worldwide : Exporter la qualité agroalimentaire marocaine”. The National Federation of Flour Milling took part and welcomed the organisation of the event. According to the press, the organisers intend it to be an annual platform for reflection on, and promotion of, the sector’s exports.

  • Photo: AMICA

    Event, FNM · AMICA

    National Industry Day, 3rd edition: participation of FNM and AMICA

    The National Federation of Flour Milling (FNM) and AMICA took part in the 3rd National Industry Day, held in Rabat on 3 and 4 November 2025 under the theme “Made in Morocco”, presented as a guarantee of quality and competitiveness and a lever for territorial development. According to FNM, the day was chaired by the head of government, with the Minister of Industry and Trade and the president of the CGEM in attendance; the “Made in Morocco” label was launched and strategic agreements for industrial development were signed. AMICA states that the event, co-organised with the Ministry of Industry and Trade, looked back over twenty-five years of Moroccan industrial progress, with conferences and an exhibition area. FNM reaffirmed its commitment to Moroccan know-how and the competitiveness of the cereal sector.

2024

2015

  • Event

    MIDEST Maroc trade fair

    The industrial event in Morocco, at the Casablanca Fairs and Exhibitions Office.