From May 4–6, 2026, Casablanca will become the focal point of Africa’s healthcare transformation as GITEX Future Health Africa/Morocco makes its debut. Organized by KAOUN International in partnership with Morocco’s Ministry of Health and Social Protection and the Mohammed VI Foundation for Sciences and Health, the event aims to unite global expertise, regional leadership, and groundbreaking technology in one powerful platform.
Driving Change at the Right Time
With Africa’s healthcare market projected to reach US$259 billion by 2030, the continent stands at the threshold of significant progress. GITEX Future Health Africa will bridge the gap between public policy and private innovation, bringing together stakeholders to fast-track the adoption of AI, digital health systems, and advanced diagnostics across diverse healthcare settings.
Event Highlights
GITEX DIGI_HEALTH
A curated showcase of AI-powered and digital solutions transforming healthcare delivery and operational efficiency.
Leadership Summit
An exclusive forum where ministers, CEOs, and healthcare visionaries discuss strategies for building modern, accessible, and resilient healthcare systems.
Exhibition Showcase
An immersive space featuring smart hospital technologies, electronic health records, telemedicine platforms, diagnostic tools, cybersecurity innovations, and training resources.
Why Morocco is the Perfect Host
Morocco’s ambitious health reforms, integrated digital framework, and strategic position as a gateway to Africa make it an ideal setting for fostering collaboration and innovation on a continental scale.
Opportunities for Participants
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High-Level Networking – Connect directly with decision-makers, investors, and industry leaders.
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Showcase and Scale – Present solutions to an audience actively seeking innovation.
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Tailored Participation – Choose from turnkey stands, custom-designed spaces, or startup pods with investor matchmaking.
Beyond the Exhibition
As part of the GITEX Global network, GITEX Future Health Africa/Morocco 2026 offers more than a stage—it’s a launchpad for partnerships, investments, and strategies that will shape the future of healthcare across Africa.