Upcoming Conferences in North Africa’s Top Cities

North Africa is set to host a series of significant conferences in 2025, reflecting the region’s growing prominence in various sectors. From technology and space exploration to sports and education, these events are poised to attract global attention and foster regional development.

GITEX Africa 2025 – Marrakesh, Morocco

Scheduled from April 14 to April 16, 2025, in Marrakesh, GITEX Africa stands as the continent’s premier technology exhibition and conference. Organized by the Dubai World Trade Centre under the authority of the Government of Morocco, this annual event serves as the African edition of the original GITEX held in Dubai. The 2025 edition aims to spotlight advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), connectivity, and digital finance. Notably, over 400 investors managing assets worth $250 billion across more than 35 countries are expected to participate. Tech giant Ericsson has confirmed its attendance to showcase AI, connectivity, and sustainable tech solutions supporting Morocco’s Vision 2030 and Africa’s digital future. (en.wikipedia.org)

NewSpace Africa Conference 2025 – Cairo, Egypt

In April 2025, Cairo will host the NewSpace Africa Conference at Egypt Space City. This event marks the official inauguration of the African Space Agency (AfSA) and the launch of the EU-Africa Space Programme, a €100 million initiative aimed at enhancing collaboration in space technologies. The conference is expected to draw over 500 delegates from more than 65 countries, including officials from NASA, the African Union, the European Space Agency (ESA), and the U.S. Department of State. Key sponsors include the European Commission, Airbus, CNES, NASA, the Italian Space Agency, and Viasat. (en.wikipedia.org)

2025 Africa Cup of Nations – Multiple Cities, Morocco

From December 21, 2025, to January 18, 2026, Morocco will host the 35th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). This biennial football tournament, organized by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), will be held across nine venues in six cities: Agadir, Casablanca, Fez, Marrakesh, Rabat, and Tangier. The tournament will feature 24 teams competing for the continental title. This edition marks the first time AFCON will be played over the Christmas and New Year period, accommodating the expanded FIFA Club World Cup scheduled for June and July 2025. (en.wikipedia.org)

2025 African Minifootball Cup – Derna, Libya

Derna, Libya, is set to host the fourth edition of the African Minifootball Cup from July 14 to July 25, 2025. Organized by the African Minifootball Confederation (AMC), the tournament will feature 16 teams competing at the Derna International Stadium. This marks the second time Libya will host the event, following its inaugural hosting in 2018. South Africa enters the tournament as the defending champions. (en.wikipedia.org)

International Conferences in Algeria

Algeria is set to host a series of international conferences in August 2025, covering a diverse range of topics:

• International Conference on Cloud Computing and Business Process Management (ICCCBPM): Scheduled for August 28 in El Eulma, this conference aims to provide a platform for researchers and practitioners to share insights into cloud computing and business process management.

• World Conference on Educational Sciences (WCOES): Taking place on August 11 in Annaba, WCOES will focus on advancements and research in educational sciences.

• International Conference on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (ICSOGI): Set for August 9 in Souk Ahras, this event will address issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity.

• International Conference on Material and Manufacturing Technology (ICMMT): Scheduled for August 9 in Algiers, ICMMT will delve into the latest developments in material and manufacturing technologies.

• International Conference on Informatics and Mathematical Sciences (ICIMS): Taking place on August 18 in Setif, ICIMS will cover topics in informatics and mathematical sciences.

• International Conference on Applied Mathematics, Computer Science and Applications (ICAMCSA): Scheduled for August 11 in Constantine, this conference will focus on applied mathematics and computer science applications.

• International Conference on Pediatric Neurology (ICOPN): Set for August 6 in Oran, ICOPN will address advancements in pediatric neurology.

• International Conference on Diseases in Laboratory and Wild Aquatic Organisms and Fish Oncology (ICDLWAOFO): Taking place on August 20 in Annaba, this conference will focus on diseases affecting aquatic organisms and fish oncology.

• International Conference on Political Economy of Poverty, Equity and Growth (ICPEPEG): Scheduled for August 19 in Souk Ahras, ICPEPEG will discuss issues related to poverty, equity, and economic growth.

• International Conference on Public Healthcare Policy (ICPHP): Set for August 18 in Algiers, ICPHP will focus on public healthcare policies.

These conferences aim to provide platforms for researchers and practitioners to share insights and advancements in their respective fields. (conferenceinafrica.com)

These upcoming events underscore North Africa’s commitment to fostering innovation, collaboration, and development across various sectors, positioning the region as a hub for international conferences and gatherings.