Maroc in Mode 2026 to Feature Over 200 Exhibitors in Casablanca
The 23rd edition of Maroc in Mode (MIM) is poised to be a landmark event in the Moroccan textile industry, scheduled to occur from November 3 to 5, 2026, at the Casablanca International Fair. This prestigious event is held under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, further underscoring its significance. Organized by the Moroccan Association of Textile and Clothing Industries (AMITH) in partnership with CEMS-Global USA, the exhibition will gather manufacturers, buyers, brands, and various stakeholders from both domestic and international markets.
AMITH, which has championed Moroccan textile and clothing professionals for over six decades, plays a pivotal role in promoting industry interests and facilitating growth opportunities within the sector. With the participation of more than 200 exhibitors, the fair will provide a platform to showcase an array of products, collections, and technological innovations across six key areas: manufacturing and clothing, Moroccan brands and design, fabrics and raw materials, machinery and innovation, chemical products and finishes, as well as accessories and supplies.
Med-Atlantic Textile Summit to Debut at MIM 2026
In addition to the main exhibition, this year’s event will also host the inaugural Med-Atlantic Textile Summit, co-organized by AMITH and CEMS-Global USA. This summit will bring together industry leaders, brands, distributors, manufacturers, investors, and decision-makers from Africa, Europe, and North America to discuss evolving supply chain dynamics. Key topics will include traceability challenges, geopolitical tensions, and environmental requirements that are prompting brands to reassess their sourcing strategies.
Participants will explore opportunities for collaboration among stakeholders from the Euro-Mediterranean and Atlantic regions, focusing on the increasing importance of geographic proximity and the resilience of value chains. Moreover, the summit will highlight sustainable practices within the textile industry, such as industrial water recycling, textile waste recovery, and the use of sustainable fibers, emphasizing the commitment to environmental responsibility in the sector.
As reported by lnt.ma.
