The second edition of Africa’s premier tech and startup event, Gitex Africa 2024, concluded successfully in Marrakech, Morocco, on May 31st, 2024. This landmark event, spanning three days, attracted an impressive turnout with over 30,000 visitors from across the continent and the globe. It hosted 1,500 exhibitors from 130 countries and nearly 700 startups, showcasing the incredible growth and potential of Africa’s tech sector.
The substantial participation in Gitex Africa 2024 highlighted the event’s stature as a crucial hub for innovation, networking, and collaboration.
Gitex Africa 2024 was more than just a tech event; it was a vibrant celebration of innovation and collaboration. With 1,500 exhibitors, the event displayed a diverse range of technological advancements and solutions tailored to the unique challenges and opportunities in Africa. The exhibitors included industry giants, emerging startups, and innovative SMEs, all eager to demonstrate their cutting-edge products and services.
The event’s international appeal was evident from the participation of representatives from 130 countries. This global turnout underscored the international community’s recognition of Africa’s growing importance in the global tech landscape. The event facilitated numerous networking opportunities, allowing participants to forge new partnerships, explore potential collaborations, and share knowledge and expertise.
A notable highlight of Gitex Africa 2024 was the presence of nearly 700 startups. These young, dynamic companies showcased their innovative solutions across various sectors, including fintech, healthtech, agritech, and more. The startup pavilion was a buzzing hub of activity, reflecting the entrepreneurial spirit and creativity driving Africa’s tech ecosystem.
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