More than 400 international exhibitors will display their creations in various segments including textiles and fashion at the 4th edition of Morocco Style. The four-day exhibition is a platform for national and international companies of different sectors to show and promote their skills, meet partners and collaborate with brands from several countries.
The Morocco international fashion, textile and accessories fair is scheduled to be held during March 28-31 in Casablanca.
“Morocco Style is the best platform to enter this market, and participants will be able to take advantage of all these opportunities with the buyer delegations and professional visitors from more than 18 countries, mainly from neighbouring countries such as Tunisia, Algeria, Portugal and Spain. As “the gateway of Africa,” Morocco, which has free trade agreements with the European Union and United States, provides great advantages to textile exporters,” said the website of Morocco Style.
The 3rd Morocco Style hosted 312 exhibitors from countries including Morocco, Turkey, Spain, France, Portugal, China, India, Italy, Pakistan and Tunisia, along with 12,443 professional visitors from Morocco and 37 foreign countries. These visitors came from West and South Africa, North Africa, the Middle East and Gulf countries, and European countries such as Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, France, Belgium, Greece, the Netherlands, England and America.
Morocco Style: 3rd vs. 4th Edition at a Glance
| Metric | 3rd Edition | 4th Edition |
| Exhibitors | 312 | 400+ |
| Exhibitor countries | Not consistently reported | Not specified |
| Professional visitors | 12,443 (from Morocco + 37 countries) | Not specified |
| Buyer delegation countries | Not specified | 18+ |
| Venue | Casablanca | Casablanca |
The 4th edition of Morocco Style grew to more than 400 exhibitors, up from 312 at the 3rd edition, with buyer delegations from over 18 countries attending the four-day fair in Casablanca.
For more on Morocco’s textile trade fairs and sourcing events, see Kohan Textile Journal’s Morocco Textile Exhibitions Hub.
