Africa’s gaming ecosystem continues to expand, and Morocco is taking the lead with the second edition of the Morocco Gaming Expo, scheduled to take place from Wednesday, July 2nd to Sunday, July 6th, 2025, in the capital city of Rabat.
Organized by the Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication – Communication Department, this major event reinforces Morocco’s commitment to becoming a continental gaming powerhouse. Following the success of its inaugural edition, the 2025 Expo aims to further elevate the country’s gaming infrastructure and its position within Africa’s and the MENA region’s gaming industries.
Rabat Gaming City: Africa’s Next Digital Hub
At the heart of this initiative is Rabat Gaming City, an ambitious project designed to position the city as a strategic hub for both national and international game developers, publishers, and tech companies. With world-class infrastructure and increasing government support, Morocco is becoming an attractive destination for investment, innovation, and game development on the continent.
An Ecosystem on Display
The Morocco Gaming Expo 2025 will highlight the entire gaming value chain—from technical development and artistic design to education and finance. The event is expected to attract a diverse audience including professionals, investors, entrepreneurs, educators, and passionate gamers from across Africa.
What to Expect:
- Professional Networking: Opportunities to build partnerships and connect with industry leaders.
- Market Insights: Access to the latest trends and innovations in gaming.
- Support for Startups: A springboard for young African entrepreneurs to showcase and grow their gaming ventures.
- Expert-Led Workshops: Skill-building sessions led by international industry experts.
This edition of the Morocco Gaming Expo is more than just an exhibition—it’s a catalyst for Africa’s gaming future. By connecting stakeholders, celebrating innovation, and fostering growth, Morocco is paving the way for a vibrant and sustainable gaming industry across the continent.
Africa is ready, and Morocco is leading the charge.
