Casablanca hosts LOGITERRE 2026 logistics forum with 44 African nations

The third edition of the LOGITERRE 2026 International Forum and Exhibition for Mobility, Transport, and Logistics opened in Casablanca, Morocco. Held from October 20 to 22 under the patronage of King Mohammed VI, the event features participants from over 44 African nations, alongside international delegations, financial institutions, and industry professionals.

The forum, themed ‘Transport and Logistics Economy: A Strategic Lever for Africa’s Development,’ focuses on enhancing continental connectivity and supply chains to support the African Continental Free Trade Area. Discussions include digital transformation, energy transition, multimodal infrastructure, and the development of African corridors.

During the opening, Morocco’s Minister of Transport and Logistics, Abdessamad Kayouh, highlighted the necessity of effective logistics to meet international trade challenges. He noted Morocco’s ongoing infrastructure investments, including the development of logistics zones covering over 750 hectares, the expansion of the rail network with 134 billion dirham investments planned through 2030, and major maritime projects such as the Tangier Med port and the upcoming Dakhla Atlantic Port.