The city of Casablanca will host the 23rd edition of the "Made in Morocco" (MIM 2026) exhibition from November 3-5, 2026. The event is organized by the Moroccan Association of Textile and Clothing Industries (AMITH) in partnership with CEMS-Global USA. This year's theme is "Connecting Europe, Africa, and the World: Sourcing Starts Here." The exhibition aims to bring together Moroccan manufacturers in the textile and clothing sector with international buyers and representatives from major brands.
MIM 2026 is expected to attract over 200 exhibitors from Morocco and abroad, showcasing their latest innovations, collections, and advanced technologies. The event will also feature major companies with large orders and international buyers looking to explore Morocco's capabilities and seek new partnership opportunities. The exhibition provides a comprehensive overview of the textile and clothing industry's value chain, with six main areas focusing on manufacturing, clothing, and branding.
The exhibition will highlight the richness and integration of Morocco's industrial fabric, from innovation and design to production, technology, and sustainability. One of the key events during MIM 2026 is the launch of the first edition of the Med-Atlantic Textile Summit, a new initiative that aims to become a reference point for the textile industry in the Euro-Mediterranean and Atlantic spaces.
The Med-Atlantic Textile Summit is organized in partnership between AMITH and CEMS-Global USA, with the participation of high-ranking officials in the sector, representatives from brands and distribution networks, manufacturers, investors, and decision-makers from Africa, Europe, and North America. The summit aims to provide a platform for discussion and action to reshape global value chains in the textile and clothing sectors.
In the context of brands re-examining their sourcing strategies amid geopolitical tensions, increasing traceability and transparency requirements, and growing climate challenges, the summit seeks to establish a more resilient, responsive, and sustainable supply chain. By encouraging dialogue, promoting partnerships, and exploring business opportunities, the summit aims to create a more agile and sustainable supply chain.
Morocco's strategic location at the intersection of Europe, Africa, and the Atlantic Ocean makes it an ideal platform for nearshoring and a reliable industrial partner. The MIM 2026 exhibition will demonstrate Morocco's ambition to establish itself as a sourcing hub and a trusted industrial partner. The event is expected to be a significant milestone in the development of Morocco's textile industry.
The exhibition will also highlight the "Made in Morocco" label and initiatives promoting environmental responsibility, such as water recycling, waste valorization, and sustainable fiber adoption. This demonstrates Morocco's commitment to developing a modern, responsible, and competitive industry. The Moroccan Association of Textile and Clothing Industries (AMITH) has over 60 years of experience promoting the Moroccan textile and clothing sector.
Key points
- The 23rd "Made in Morocco" exhibition will take place in Casablanca from November 3-5, 2026.
- The event aims to bring together Moroccan manufacturers with international buyers and representatives from major brands.
- The exhibition will highlight Morocco's capabilities in the textile and clothing industry, with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and environmental responsibility.
