Express TV
  • Home
  • Deciphering
  • News
    • Society
    • Politics
    • International
    • Economy
    • Sports
    • Art
    • Tech
  • Chronicles
  • Radar
  • Reports
No Result
View All Result
Express TV
  • Home
  • Deciphering
  • News
    • Society
    • Politics
    • International
    • Economy
    • Sports
    • Art
    • Tech
  • Chronicles
  • Radar
  • Reports
No Result
View All Result
Express TV
No Result
View All Result
in Economy
November 18, 2025

Casablanca is preparing to host the SISTEP INDUSTRIAL 2025 exhibition to promote innovation and industrial partnerships.

Casablanca is preparing to host the SISTEP INDUSTRIAL 2025 exhibition to promote innovation and industrial partnerships.
A A

Casablanca is preparing to host the thirteenth edition of the international exhibition for subcontracting and industrial partnerships, SISTEP INDUSTRIEL 2025, from December 3 to 6 at the International Exhibition Center in Casablanca (OFEC). This event is organized under the auspices of the Ministry of Industry and Trade and by the Federation of Metallurgical, Mechanical, and Electromechanical Industries (FIMME).

The exhibition takes place in a global context marked by unprecedented transformations in supply chains, while Morocco steadily advances towards enhancing its industrial sovereignty, localizing strategic industries, and improving its competitiveness by promoting innovation, partnerships, technology transfer, and establishing an industrial ecosystem capable of facing international fluctuations.

Abdel Hamid Souiri, the president of the federation, affirmed that Morocco currently has a strong industrial base that simply requires further technological development and effective partnerships. He considers the exhibition a crucial mechanism for achieving this ambition and reinforcing the Kingdom’s position as a regional and continental industrial hub.

The exhibition will feature participation from over 120 exhibitors from various African countries and others, paving the way for marketing Moroccan industrial innovations, encouraging technical and scientific exchanges, and building new cooperation bridges in sectors including metallurgy, mechanics, electromechanics, industrial safety, research, innovation, and supporting startups. The event will also host intellectual seminars and direct business-to-business (B2B) meetings, along with practical demonstrations aimed at attracting investment and launching new industrial projects.

This edition’s program will focus on discussions surrounding the role of metallurgy, mechanics, and electromechanics in the national industrial ecosystem, industrial safety, risk management, and enhancing innovation through a dedicated space for advanced technologies and applied research. Organizing this industrial event aligns with the directives of the new development model, which positions industry as a fundamental pillar for achieving economic development and sovereignty. FIMME comprises fifteen professional associations representing various industrial branches, and Global Fairs & Events has been tasked with organizing this edition.

Loading

Related

From the same file

Is Iceland Revisiting Its Path Toward EU Membership?

August 11, 2026

Tangier: Business Chamber Engages in Dialogue on Diaspora’s Role in National Development

August 11, 2026

2026 Elections: Narrow Support, Scrutinized Candidates, and Surprising Leadership Prospects

August 11, 2026

Colombia Earthquake: Morocco expresses solidarity and condolences to victims’ families

August 11, 2026
Tags: Casablancaeconomic developmentFIMMEindustrial partnershipsinnovationmanufacturingSISTEP INDUSTRIELsupply chaintechnology transfertrade fair

Related articles

Is Iceland Revisiting Its Path Toward EU Membership?

Tangier: Business Chamber Engages in Dialogue on Diaspora’s Role in National Development

2026 Elections: Narrow Support, Scrutinized Candidates, and Surprising Leadership Prospects

Colombia Earthquake: Morocco expresses solidarity and condolences to victims’ families

Read also

No Content Available
Next Post
Morocco Among the Top Five Economies in Africa by 2025

Hajira: Morocco's Trade Deficit Is Not a Negative Indicator If Linked to Productive Activity

Contact us

  • Who are we ?
  • Editorial Committee
  • Privacy Policy

Contact us

  • Who are we ?
  • Editorial Committee
  • Privacy Policy

Express tv

  • Contact us
  • For publication
  • For advertising

Follow us on social media

Facebook Youtube Instagram X-twitter Tiktok
All rights reserved © 2026

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In

Add New Playlist

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Deciphering
  • News
    • Society
    • Politics
    • International
    • Economy
    • Sports
    • Art
    • Tech
  • Chronicles
  • Radar
  • Reports