Maroc in Mode 2026: Casablanca textile fair puts sustainability in focus
Maroc in Mode 2026 runs Nov. 3–5 in Casablanca, organised by AMITH with 200+ exhibitors and the first Med-Atlantic Textile Summit.
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Casablanca will host the 23rd edition of Maroc in Mode 2026 (MIM) from Tuesday, November 3, to Thursday, November 5, at the city’s International Fair, under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI.
More than 200 Moroccan and international exhibitors are expected, alongside brands, buyers and contractors looking for new industrial partners. The Moroccan Association of Textile and Clothing Industries (AMITH) organises the event in partnership with CEMS-Global USA.
This year’s theme, “Bridging Europe, Africa & the World: sourcing starts here”, reflects the organisers’ aim of showcasing Moroccan know-how and strengthening links between textile industries on both shores of the Mediterranean and further afield.
The edition will also see the launch of the first Med-Atlantic Textile Summit, bringing together executives, investors, manufacturers and decision-makers from Africa, Europe and North America. Discussions will centre on shifting supply chains, traceability and environmental challenges.
Visitors will move through six themed areas covering the sector from design and raw materials to production technologies and finishing.
Sustainability features prominently on the programme. Particular attention goes to water recycling, the recovery of textile waste and the use of sustainable fibres, presented as ways to make the Moroccan textile industry more responsible and competitive.
