GITEX Africa 2026: What to Know Before You Go

Author: Majda BouzaroitaPublished on: April 6, 2026Country: Morocco

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GITEX Africa 2026: What to Know Before You Go

GITEX Africa 2026 will take place in Marrakech from April 7 to 9, attracting thousands of visitors. The event will be held at Place Bab Jdid, easily accessible by public transport, although taxis are recommended due to the lack of parking. Attendees must have their badges ready in advance to avoid waiting lines, and free Wi-Fi will be available on-site.

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