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Casablanca to Host Africa Sports Expo 2025 with Participation from 180 Exhibitors from 20 Countries
The Africa Sports Expo 2025 will take place from December 18 to 20, 2025, at the Casablanca International Exhibition, in an unprecedented event organized alongside the African Cup of Nations in Morocco, bringing together key players in the African and international sports ecosystem.
This event is set to be the largest of its kind on the continent, featuring 180 exhibitors representing 20 countries across a space of 15,000 square meters, alongside 100 speakers and approximately 30 activities over three days.
The expo establishes itself as a pivotal venue for sports, innovation, and investment, aiming to keep pace with the profound transformations in the African sports sector. France has been chosen as the guest of honor for this edition, a move aimed at enhancing cooperation between Moroccan, African, and European sports systems, with the French delegation consisting of a strong participation including 35 exhibitors and over 40 experts and speakers.
The program features a special conference titled “Morocco – France: An Exceptional Partnership for Major Sporting Events,” which will highlight the depth of strategic cooperation between the two countries in sports engineering, organizing major events, and exchanging expertise.
Mehdi Skouri, the General Manager of Stadia and the event’s organizer, confirmed that the expo transcends being merely a professional exhibition, stating:
“Africa Sports Expo 2025 is an international platform that brings together sports professionals, experts, and enthusiasts to create new opportunities and exchange experiences. We are proud to organize an event of this scale alongside the African Cup, where innovation and building professional relationships will be at the core of all activities.”
The expo aims to become a key continental event addressing issues related to investment, governance, infrastructure, innovation, and training.
The first day will focus on the Sports and Jobs Forum, which connects young people and new graduates with industry professionals, alongside announcing the winners of the “Sports Equipment Provider” award, which honors the top African sports industries.
The second day will host the Africa Stadiums & Arenas Forum, an international gathering of architects, sports facility managers, event organizers, and investors, concluding with the announcement of the winners of the fourth edition of the Morocco Sports Awards, which honors prominent figures in national sports.
The expo will conclude on the third day with the Africa Football Forum, gathering football leaders from the continent to discuss ways to develop the sport in view of 2030, along with organizing the Predator Morocco Freestyle Football Championship, which uniquely combines sports performance, urban culture, and showcase events.
