Royal Air Maroc has confirmed its role as the official carrier for the 5th Lagos Biennale, which began on Saturday in Nigeria. This is the second consecutive year RAM has supported the event, solidifying its commitment to Africa's artistic scene. The Lagos Biennale is a major cultural event that brings together artists, curators, collectors, and cultural institutions from across the continent and beyond.
The partnership between RAM and the Lagos Biennale aims to promote cultural exchange between Morocco and Nigeria. RAM's involvement in this event reflects its pan-African vision of connecting cultures and economies across the continent. The airline's support for the biennale is part of its broader strategy to foster artistic and cultural development in Africa.
The Lagos Biennale is a significant platform for contemporary African art, showcasing works by artists from across the continent. The event runs until December 6, and RAM's participation highlights its dedication to promoting African creativity. By supporting the biennale, RAM is also strengthening its ties with Nigeria, a key market in West Africa.
RAM operates a significant network in Nigeria, with 21 direct flights per week from Casablanca, including 14 weekly flights to Lagos and 7 to Abuja. The airline is the only carrier offering direct flights on these routes. Through its hub in Casablanca and its membership in the oneworld alliance, RAM provides passengers with extensive connections to Europe, North America, the Middle East, Asia, and the rest of Africa.
In addition to its support for the Lagos Biennale, RAM is involved in various cultural and institutional initiatives in Nigeria. The airline is a sponsor of AFRIMA 2026, one of Africa's most prominent music awards, and promotes the Akwaaba African Travel Market, a major travel and tourism fair in West Africa.
RAM's commitment to African cultural events extends beyond the Lagos Biennale. The airline supports several major festivals, including the Pan-African Film and Television Festival in Ouagadougou, the Écrans Noirs festival in Cameroon, and the MASA market in Côte d'Ivoire. Through these engagements, RAM reinforces its pan-African identity and role as a key player in promoting cultural connectivity across the continent.
RAM's support for the Lagos Biennale and other African cultural events underscores its role as a leader in promoting artistic and cultural exchange across the continent. With its extensive network and commitment to fostering cultural development, RAM continues to strengthen its position as a major player in Africa's aviation and cultural sectors.
Key points
- Royal Air Maroc's involvement in the 5th Lagos Biennale reflects its commitment to promoting African art and culture.
- The airline operates a significant network in Nigeria, with 21 direct flights per week from Casablanca.
- RAM's support for African cultural events extends to several major festivals, including the Pan-African Film and Television Festival and the MASA market.
