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Be part of the future of advanced manufacturing

In 2026, the World Advanced Manufacturing & Future Mobility Exhibition (WAM Morocco) will mark a major milestone as Morocco’s flagship event for advanced manufacturing and future mobility, taking place from 20-22 January 2026 at the Foire Internationale de Casablanca.

By connecting global industry leaders with the Kingdom’s fast-growing industrial ecosystem, WAM Morocco will bring together cutting-edge technologies, strategic investments and public–private collaborations, fostering high-impact partnerships across manufacturing, future mobility and innovation sectors in line with Morocco Vision.

VISA REQUIREMENTS

Morocco is opening its doors to the world through its new digital visa system. With easy‑to‑use online portals, international visitors from eligible countries can apply for an eVisa and explore the rich business and cultural offering of Morocco.

Exhibitors and visitors of the event can apply for a tourist or business eVisa online via one of the official platforms below:

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PREFERRED TRAVEL PARTNER

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Airlink International is an IATA travel management company and corporate events management service provider, one of the largest and fastest-growing providers in the Middle East. Airlink Travel evolved into being one of the leading business travel management companies in the Middle East, servicing over 1,200 multinational and national corporate companies.

We can't wait to welcome you to WAM Morocco, Contact Airlink to assist you with your travel plans

CONTACT

Diana Imad | Business Travel Consultant

Tel.: +971 4 282 1050 (Ext. 238) | Mob.: +971 506566512

E-Mail: diana@airlink.ae

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Foire Internationale de Casablanca

Experience the Foire Internationale de Casablanca — Morocco’s premier venue for world-class exhibitions, summits and international gatherings. Ideally located in the vibrant city of Casablanca, this iconic venue offers exceptional accessibility, convenience and functionality.

Located approximately 45 minutes from Mohammed V International Airport and surrounded by a wide selection of hotels, restaurants and transport links, the venue offers convenient access for both local and international visitors.

With its spacious exhibition halls, advanced infrastructure and modern amenities, Foire Internationale de Casablanca is perfectly equipped to host large-scale events, fostering meaningful business connections and global collaboration.

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DISCOVER CASABLANCA

Casablanca’s unique blend of heritage and modernity creates a captivating cultural experience — where Morocco’s rich history meets its dynamic, forward-looking spirit.

Extend your stay to explore the vibrant city of Casablanca during your visit to WAM Morocco 2026. From its stunning Atlantic coastline to its thriving business and entertainment scene, the city offers a perfect balance of tradition and innovation.

Enjoy world-class shopping, exquisite dining and charming cafés, or take in iconic landmarks like the Hassan II Mosque and the Corniche. Casablanca is more than just a destination — it’s an experience that connects culture, commerce and creativity.

Currency:
Morocco’s national currency is the Moroccan dirham (د.م MAD), which is subdivided into 100 santimat.

Climate:
Mid-January to Mid-March (Winter)

"During this season, Morocco experiences cooler weather with a chance of rain, especially in coastal cities like Casablanca. Average daytime temperatures range between 10°C and 18°C. Evenings can get quite chilly, so we recommend bringing a warm winter jacket and an umbrella for a comfortable visit

Language:
Arabic is the official language of Morocco, while Amazigh (Berber) is also recognised as a national language. French is widely used in business, government and daily communication, and English is increasingly spoken in urban areas and among younger generations. Most public signs and information are bilingual, displayed in both Arabic and French.